Review: Good guys need love too!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
Drawn 2-Obsession had my emotions going crazy from the first page. I chose this book because I wanted to see the good guy win for once. I am tired of reading about females going after the bad boy and the good guy is left out in the cold. Makes me think about Mary J. Blige's song called Mr. Wrong. The chorus says "Bad Boys are no good, but good guys are no fun". For once, I want the nice guy to have his cake and eat it too. LOL!In Drawn, Etta was in love with Damien and he turned her world upside down. Aaron would always be there to help her when she fell but again she wanted the bad boy. Obsession pretty much picks up where Drawn left off and there are even a few flash backs to help you in case you forgot a few things. I even questioned by love for Aaron and Damien in this book. The author allows us to be in everyone's head and it is truly needed in order to understand why these characters are the way that they are. Damien's past is so heartbreaking that I started to feel sorry for him and almost wanted him back with Etta. Then, I read things from Aaron's POV and feel sorry for him also. Both of these men loved Etta in their own special ways. Damien was just more manipulative than Aaron. Aaron was such a sweetheart and loved Etta from day one. I loved that he taught her how to make her own decisions and be independent. He didnt want to control her like her parents died and how Damien did when they were together. Aaron gave her freedom to decide. He was so patient, kind and gentle and Damien was the complete opposite. The build up to their relationship was slow and steedy not rushed and like having that time to get used to them as friends/lovers. In the end, I think I chose the right man!Now the question is will I read Drawn 2-Redemption. I'm such a noisy person that I think I just might.