Review: Can't get enough of Damon Lear and his Alpha-Male Dominating ways....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 18, 2014
OMG, Damon is beside himself and I think it is a great thing to see the ‘gladiator’ knocked down off his throne. We begin where we were left from book one, where Alayna has retreated back to her home in Saint Louis and Damon is left to stew in his own mind. Alayna quickly discovers her escapades with Damon have helped to re-immerse herself within her writing. She has discovered that Vanilla is not the only way to write or live.Alayna is falling back into old habits of not leaving her house only writing and hiding out. Her friend Felicia is not giving up on her hope to get Alayna to move back to New York. She finally convinces her to come back for a weekend for a blind date with a co-worker of Felicia’s. Seth makes the mistake of letting Damon know she is coming back.With Damon being just as miserable and irritable as Alayna, he has trouble focusing on his job. His mind always goes back to Alayna and missing her.Can’t get enough of Damon and is dominating Alpha male tendencies. In this book we get to see a little into a softer side of Damon, but don't get me wrong he is still the 'gladiator'. The chemistry between him and Alayna still exist and is even more evident when he goes after his women with a request that she can’t deny him.The end of this book was an ‘oh my moment’ that has the potential to end it all or send this relationship to a whole new level