Review: Great follow up!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 11, 2013
As much as I loved Mikalo's Grace, Mikalo's Flame was even better.  It's so nice to read a contemporary romance about a 30-something woman and her love life. This is the same reason I love Kristen Ashley so much, most readers just can't relate to the early 20's crowd, let alone want to read about them all the time.Ronin is such an intelligent, independent, successful woman, who thinks rationally, which again, is such a refreshing thing to read. Her romance and relationship with Mikalo is like nothing I've read before. Not only do we feel the connection between the two, but we also see and feel the uncertainty Ronin feels about what she wants in both her career and her relationship.  It's not all hearts and flowers, or insta-love. The reader cannot predict where this love between the characters is headed, or if they will in fact get their HEA.Of the whole story, the last page has stuck with me well after finishing this book. It's perfect beyond words, and I can't help but think what a genius Ms. Shaw truly is.