Review: Struggle 2
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2014
I loved the cover and how could you not be enticed to read this from that alone, still unconvinced? Ok let my man Nathan lead the way lol. Struggle 2 follows Eva and Nathan's story from the first book which I had read. We catch up with these two amazing beautiful characters, we see them work at their relationship to stay together. Whilst being in love, they both try to resolve their own problems and insecurities, Eva fights with her conscience to give up her dreams of having a career in running or run the family business, and Nathan's dream to make it as a professional mma fighter, beating his nemesis Peter. This couple had to fight their way out of obstacles that seemed to keep tearing them apart. Eva's mother was one manipulative woman! Eva was such a sweet and gentle girl, one who couldn't seem to escape her mother's plans causing her heartache and looking at making sacrifices, she tried to find her own way out of her dilemma, when she had no one else to lean on for support in her times of crisis, and at times frustrated the hell out of Nathan who could clearly see what Eva's mother was all about, all though at times she even shocked him further as to the lengths she went to break them up. Now Nathan was just so sweet, dreamy, possessing not only good looks, charm, physique and edging on just damn perfection! He sure hits a low and has much more on his plate to deal with than Eva, his business, his fighting career, his ex and his best friend Mason. I loved how Mason was bought into the story and how he put Nathan first attempting to rebuild their friendship. This is a sweet romance novel, not too antsy, one that I really enjoyed reading, the scenes were hot and Nathan had such a way with words lol, also told in both pov's. I hope there's a third book as I need more from Eva and Nathan. This published copy is not error free in spelling etc. but I let Nathan and Eva keep me on the path to their love story, and it's nothing a re-edit couldn't easily resolve. Give it a go!