Review: Possession
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2013
First off, this book does not have the ability to stand alone.  It's absolutely a book 2, picking up a couple days after book 1 leaves off.  I was happy about that because of the way the first one ended - abruptly.  This one is longer so we get more development between the couple and in the dramas of their lives.As with the first, Sloane and Kat's chemistry is awesome.  I really loved them together.  They make a lot of progress in this story as a pair and it sucks you in and gets you invested in their emotions, only to have them constantly remind themselves that what they have is only temporary and casual, despite what they occasionally admit.  Kat's inner strength and personal growth is so endearing it's hard to put into words, but I will say that Sloane is just plain beautifully flawed.  I want to root for him, but it's so hard when he's so stubborn in not even being willing to strive for something more than he thought possible.  I get it, I do, but man it's just heartbreaking.Even better than the first with progress and development on all fronts, Possession will have you glued to the page.  However, be prepared for another ending that leaves you hanging and waiting anxiously for the conclusion.**I received a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.**