Review: Brilliantly written and wickedly dark....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 12, 2013
This is the kind of book you secretly love to read, that you can't admit you loved or you feel wrong. I loved this wonderfully written book. Maddy, the sweet and innocent cellist who hides in a world of her own behind the music that brings her comfort. When pushed to the limit by her captivators must push through and survive. Can she endure the pain and the new life that has been forced upon her? Aaron, the son of a seriously messed up father, and the game that father and son will play at anyone's cost. Will he win the struggle fighting the will of his father to be just like him, or will he lose the game and disobey everything he only knows to be. Will Maddy change the game or get him and her killed. Mix this tragic story with high emotions and lust filled feelings and make yourself wonder if something is wrong with you. I loved this book and it was not like any other story I have read before. This dark read is one that you will not put down until you can't swipe to another page. This story is not for the weak hearted and I even shed a couple of tears and held my breath and times.This book was seriously dark as hell. I caught myself a few times looking up from my kindle looking around like if I was reading something so bad I would get caught. Not to mistake my review for saying something bad about this book. It was very well written and the story was great. There was a reason for Aaron's and Xander's action in the book including his fathers actions when he felt his son was disrespectful towards him. Like I said there were a few times in this book I really did hold my breath because it was so dark. Loved it, was brilliant and I can't say enough about it.