Review: This Unyielding Love is killing me, LOL!!!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2014
Oh DW, How could you leave me like this?!!!!! I am sitting here gasping for my next breath, just like Bee! What an amazing cliffhanger to leave us craving more, more, more!Now for those of you who are huge fans of this author, or are new to her work, she has an awesome gift for writing a serial. The characters of Nick and Bee are part of a series of stories regarding the Reid and Taylor families. Nick Reid is the younger brother of Jake (whom we met in both Volumes of Indelible Lovin' as he fell in love with Emily), and Jane (whose story we followed as she met and fell in love with Max Davis, who just happens to be Emily's first love; okay, this gets a bit complicated, so please follow along, LOL).  Now Nick has fallen hard for 30 year old Bee Taylor, who is the aunt of Donovan Taylor (Jake's best friend and husband to Delaney Reid Taylor whose stories we get in Unlikely Attraction and Near Perfect Attraction; oh yeah, and Delaney is the first cousin to Jake, Jane and Nick; I told you it was complicated). Donovan's Grandfather had a second marriage and had Bee later in life, which is how she actually younger than Donovan. Bee has a strained relationship with her "gypsy" Mom, so Donovan and the Reids are truly her supportive family.Bee is a successful designer and knows that she is ready for a marriage and kids; twenty five year old Nick is in his medical residency and years of research ahead of him beyond that, and would also love the wife and kids, in say 10 years. Now the dilemma: how can these two fight all the forces they have created, to keep them from the one thing they both want, each other? Hence the title Unyielding Love.DW has all her "Reiders" so ingrained in this series and connected to these characters in such an intimate way, that we are completely vested in their futures; and I am serious that I am waiting with bated breath for Volume 2 of this saga. As always, DW I love your work, and truly appreciate your gift!