Review: The Dom & his fighter Angel
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
That Which Destroys MeBy: Kimber S. Dawn5/5 stars --- seriously is 5 stars even enough?Warning: For Mature readers only, with a steel gut & love for a twisted story! Trigger warnings given for flashbacks of childhood molestation, rape, physical violence, death and murder.I just finished this book and immediately re-read it. Never before has a book title been more apt! I’m DESTROYED, SHREDDED, OBLITERATED!! The way that Kimber weaves this story… You don’t always see it coming. When the twist is revealed, HOLY $***… Psychological thriller.As a reader, you will experience so many emotions. That is a fact. You will feel pain, sorrow, regret, joy, happiness, fear, and if you’re twisted like me… You will feel peace. I hope you like graphic endings. I for one have never been about cookie-cutter books. This is a mold-breaker.Stella Reese, this amazing survivor and fighter. Her childhood was absolutely horrific. Not only did she fight to survive, she went to college, earned her degree and was working an internship at a billion dollar publishing house. She barely falters when life knocks her down. She just gets up and keeps on going. Her demons are dark and fierce, but have not destroyed her.“Falling in love with the man I swore to hate, trusting him, being honest with him. Giving him absolutely everything that I could, and watching, as he walks away like it never mattered. In the end – love is what destroyed me.” –StellaWesley Jacobs, publishing house CEO, millionaire, has lived a life, not easy. He’s the product of an affair between a businessman and a stripper/escort. His father never acknowledged him until he was in college. His father also needed an heir to take over the publishing house. He hasn’t lived by the rules, but has tried to conform somewhat. Until Stella. They burn like a raging wildfire. An inferno of desire. “Us – we are going to be hard work. We’re both so f****d up that no one wants or understands us.” –Wesley. What destroys Wesley? Losing Stella.“I know now there is a difference in being broken and being destroyed. When you’re broken, you’re just broken; but when you’re destroyed… There’s no coming back. Broken people are still living, destroyed people are not.” –StellaI still don’t feel as if this review did this book justice. My Kindle looks like the highlighter threw-up all over this book. It will stay with me for a very long time. It will be re-read. It is beloved.