Review: Bowing down to the greatness that is Callie Hart :)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
**I was fortunate to be gifted this book in exchange for an honest review.**Holy freakin' WOW. :-o I *loved* Deviant which is the first book in Callie's Blood & Roses series. I mean LOVED. Dark and sexy as all get-out. :) And to be honest, I really wasn't sure if Callie could outdo herself after Deviant, but I must confess that I'm.completely.and.hopelessly.ADDICTED.and.OBSESSED. Shamelessly so!! You know the type of book that hooks you in SO completely that every chapter becomes "I'm just going to read one more chapter before bed?"...umm YEAH that book is THIS book!! I stayed up until the wee hours of the morning because I could NOT put it down. :) And now - still experiencing serious book HANGOVER. ;)Fracture is just SO flippin' good. BEYOND good. All sorts of dark, gritty, panty-clenching moments going on throughout the book - both good AND bad, hee hee!!! And yet where Deviant may have reeled me in with the sexual tension and complexity of the "relationship" between Zeth and Sloane, Fracture made me really (insert sap moment here! :-P) *heart* these complex characters and their individual stories...to the point that I am literally inventing all sorts of scenarios in my head as to what the heck is gonna happen next!I absolutely LOVED being able to get more inside of Zeth's head. There is so much more to this hot brooding man and his story and I am eagerly anticipating learning all that I can about him (it's the former psychologist in me. ;)) He's sexy (umm hello blue Popsicle!!), gritty, raw, and dark - yet more glimpses into his character reveal a passionate and haunted, troubled man, who is yet caretaking and protective as he is dangerous...who seems to have found some type of redemption of self through his connection with Sloane. And as for Sloane, I love that her relationship with Zeth is bringing out an embracing of strength and sexuality within her that she didn't know existed - the push and pull of their connection causes her to place herself into his dark world and not.look.back. And what also makes Fracture a great read is its ability to draw you into the other supporting characters in the book, particularly Lacey - you become vested in wanting to know their stories as well.I am literally not sure to do with myself until May 12th (tooooo far away! :-P) and the release of Burn. Oh YES!!! Thank you Callie Hart for becoming my new guilty pleasure!! :)