T. L. Smith

This book was a quick read for me. I started and finished it in one day. Whiskey and Lottie shared some steamy sexual tension. Lottie may have tried to out game Whiskey, but he is the master. The way that he would tease Lottie got me hot and bothered.

There is not a lot of spicy scenes and the ones that are featured are short but still hot. It was more about the teasing and the touch her and "I will break his legs" vibes. If I was to have to be in a fake marriage with someone I would not mind being hooked up with Whiskey. These two do make a good couple.… (mehr)

This epic conclusion in this duet had me glued to my seat the entire time. We pick up where Heartbreak Me left off with Atlas walking away from Thea. He is angry his cousin died and blame her, which is misplaced but keeping them apart. Thea’s sister is still a crazy piece of work and is trying hard to win Atlas over and she never even loved Benji (Atlas’ cousin). I was happy that Thea is tying to find herself and sets out on a journey to better herself and get over Atlas. When she comes back it’s to new beginnings. She thinks she over Atlas, but deep down she knows she would never truly be over him. These two struggles with coming to terms things are over and when Atlas decides he can’t be without her any more he tries to win her over. I was happy that Thea finally learned to stand up for herself especially against her sister. I loved everything about this book the ups, downs, emotions everywhere, and the suspense.… (mehr)

The author took some intense characters and created a world that had me feeling every emotion possible and leaving me hanging on the edge of my seat. Atlas is such a huge jerk and we first meet him when he has Thea kidnapped, he sees something in her that he likes but refuses to acknowledge so he is a major jerk for most of the book. There were moments when I wanted to throat punch Atlas and moments when I wanted to slap Thea to stand up for herself a little more especially when it came to her sister. These two are total opposites and Atlas feels Thea should pay-off her sister’s debt to him so he uses her as he sees fit, but their attraction is very tangible. They hate each other but can’t get enough of each other, but with Atlas’ aloofness and messed up background can he let himself feel for the first time or will he keep holding grudges that are completely made up in his mind? How will Thea handle her new situation she finds herself in and will she ever be able to look at Atlas again without hatred in her eyes? I have so many questions because this book does end on a cliffhanger but I was enthralled and pulled into their story, I’m dying to know how things will go in the next book.… (mehr)