Review: An passionate story with Shiloh Walker's trademark intensity
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2014
4.5 starsOne of the reasons I read Shiloh Walker's books is for her versatility. I had just finished The Departed , which I loved, and starting reading this book. It threw me for a loop because The Departed is a dark, moody, romantic suspense and I didn't have any context for this first-in-series contemporary romance. However, what both books DO have in common is Shiloh Walker's trademark intensity. This is an a passionate story about guilt, building walls, and learning to ask for more. At it's core is emotional upheaval. I related most with Ali's determination to either get what she wanted or to let it all go. I think it is a sign of strength to realize that the pain of staying is worse than letting go and therefore, courageous to make it happen.In a Nutshell:This isn't a new story, but written in Shiloh Walker's blazing style, it hits an emotional cord that resonates.