Review: Don't hate the game, hate the players.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
Elle has never known love, not really. She was never good enough for her mother and the only fond memories she has is playing games with her father. There are many different versions of Elle. Even she isn't sure of which is the REAL Elle. She has two besties who have her back, Chris and Aaron, but even they haven't seen the true to self version of her. Elle has secrets, things that she keeps special to her and a dark past from roaming the streets.J has made mistakes. The worst of them? Going to St. Louis. It's a mistake he regrets...every...single...day of his life.He looks to his grandfather's spirit for guidance. Being Lakota and raised by him he asks him to help him with this life of nothingness. He see a beautiful girl with golden eyes. He wants her to be his, but in a world of the illegal, how can he ask someone to be a part of his life?When Elle meets J it's a game of magnets. They are drawn together and pushed apart. When the attraction takes hold and they finally come together they can't be pulled apart. The funny thing about magnets though? There's always a flip side. When your calling starfish something is bound to creep up and you'll never expect how it all comes down.This is seriously one of the most addicting series I've read. I had the good fortune to read the next books in the series "J Speaks" and "Melted & Shattered". Holy wow! These are hot and amazing books and every...single...one... has a cliffhanger. These aren't the type that will be forgotten though. Believe me your going to have every moment etched in your mind.5 stars and be prepared not to sleep because this is a book that will NEED to be read straight through. Why? Because you won't want to put it down. If you do, it may cause a physical reaction of not being able to sleep until you finish it.I received a copy of this book for my honest review.