Review: WOW!  When is part 3 coming?!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2014
I am a true fan of Nia Forrester, having read all of her books--and loved them.  I must admit, though, that I was on the fence about whether or not to rate this book as a "4-star" or "5-star".  Then, I realized that I wanted to downgrade it because of what I don't want the characters to do.  So any book that makes you care that much is a "5-star", right?  LOL**SPOILERS**The second book of the series picks up with Keisha's moods being driven by Jayson's presence.  One funny part of the book is when Keisha says she "hates snow" because she thinks it will keep Jay from her.  Then, she says she "loves snow" because it will keep him stranded with her.  Keisha spends much of the first part of the book feeling like this, and Jay doesn't pick up on it because a part of him expects it.  I mean, she's always been like this about him, right?Jay has distanced himself from Keisha somewhat, and he's been seeing an old friend from high school named Fiona.  Fiona is, on the outside, exactly the type of girl Jay should be with but, in the end, is she what he wants?  In addition, a neighbor of Keisha's is really trying to get her attention.  The neighbor, Marcus, is attractive and successful.  He helps Keisha get a better job, which then opens up a new world for her.  Even better, he does not judge when Keisha comes clean about her past.The passion between Jay and Keisha is as strong as ever--I mean, it is OFF THE CHARTS.  And, despite how much I hated Keisha in Commitment (one of my fav books), I have really come to like her.  She's changed in so many ways and I found myself rooting for her and Jay to have a happy ending.Unfortunately, it is clear that their romance will continue to be along a bumpy road.  While Jay seems to have decided on Keisha, Keisha is very intrigued with Marcus.  She kisses him twice in this book, which is unsettling given how strongly she feels about Jay.  Also, Jay has made it clear he wants kids and Keisha freezes when she hears that but didn't tell him that she didn't want kids.  I wonder if Jayson believes a woman with Keisha's past is as much as he deserves, being an ex-con.  Would he, prior to going to jail, have married someone like her?  And I wonder if Keisha isn't 'settling' for the first good man to look her way.  Does Marcus represent another good man that she could have a life with?I cannot wait until the third book.  I hope they stay together because such passion would be wonderful in a marriage.