Review: Totally Angsty, but get past that, and it's great!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 22, 2014
So this book starts off with Mace trying desperately to plan her wedding and trying to still maintain a relationship with her brother, while trying to ignore her feelings for Shame, her brother's VP and bestie.  I gotta say I will agree when people say this book is angsty.  It truly is!  I had to really work hard to get past the high school drama feeling of it.  But once I did that, I actually enjoyed the book.Hem isn't really allowed to be a part of the family, he is sort of looked at as trash by his step-father and his mom being so frail in character and body has little influence to change that.  So he joins a MC that makes him feel like he is part of a family.  His biological sister, Mace, and his mom are the only ties to his old life.Mace and Hem's mother becomes ill and we start to see a huge shift from what we thought we knew with these characters, to what is actually truth.  We see secrets and pain and betrayal.  It is rather daunting towards the end, to wrap your head around all that is happening, but at the core is a love story between a man and a woman, and a brother and a sister.  The Epilogue is amazing though!Sacrifices are made...I give this book 3.5 lipsticks.  It is good, if you can get past the bad editing and angst!~B~