Review: The dialogue between the main protagonists had wit, passion and substance that I just loved.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2014
Bella’s story is actually the last in the series, but all three stories in this series may be read out-of-order and stand on their own.And now here’s what I loved most about this story.Sebastian. Sebastian. Sebastian…and have I said, Sebastian?!Holy cow, this was a man to die for. I adored this man. Talk about honorable, patient, loving and saintly. No wonder his brothers nicknamed him Saint!I loved the complexity of this character. His childhood was not easy and he had to work extra hard to please his parents and prove himself to them and to himself that he’s worthy of their love, but he knew in his heart that no matter how hard he tried, it seemed to him that it was never enough and that was very hard for him to accept.DAMN but I wanted to give this man a huge hug!I know this book carries Bella’s name, but boy I thought Sebastian’s story totally took my breath away.The character of the heroine, Bella, was also complex and couldn’t be compartmentalized. She grew up abandoned and it showed in all she did and wanted to do. It took her awhile to ‘come into her own’ and Sebastian was a perfect man for her.Again, besides being well written, plotted and fast paced, as were all the stories in this series, I was most impressed with the dialogue between the main protagonists. It had wit, passion and substance that I just loved. Hope you give it a try.*Melanie for b2b*Book provided by the author