Jane Henry (2)

I have read and loved everything that Sophie Lark has written and now I have another author to obsess with in Jane Henry too because together they have created a world of intensity, steam, and perfection. This book drew me in from the beginning and with all the suspense I couldn’t put it down, didn’t even want to. We have Constantine who is the next in line to be the leader for the Bratva, but someone is out to get him and has framed him for a crime he didn’t commit. He is put in prison being accused of killing the woman he was suppose to marry to Aline the Bratva and Irish and now is out of to seek vengeance but he has to get out first. This is where Clare comes in she is a psychologist working for the prison because even though she has been pampered all her life she does believe people can change and she wants to make a difference, yet her parents would never allow her to work there because it would reflect badly on their reputation. She has issues with her parents because they never really showed her love or affection and Constantine sees it right away then calls her out on it. They are thrown together to try to reform Constantine but he is there to find his way out and she is his ticket to freedom and revenge. When they are on the run Constantine shows Clare who has always been sheltered a new way to look at life and find her inner strength. Together they find a way to prove his innocence but there are others that want to see him dead and she has to deal with the dilemma if she can truly be part of his world or not. I absolutely loved the characters they were all strong in their own ways, smart, and caring. The steam was off the charts when they came together and Clare learned a new side to herself as well as showing Constantine that he could change and love someone. It was Brilliant, Suspenseful, So amazingly sexy, and keeps the reader engaged. I loved these two authors coming together and I really hope we get a story on Yury (fingers crossed).… (mais)

4.3 stars

This conclusion was a whopper. So many twists and unexpected secrets coming to light. My favorite part of it was the hidden message that I got from it. As we sit in the middle of a global pandemic where self-isolation and quarantine are common everyday words now, it struck me that while this all feels overwhelming, it could be so much worse. I know I'm appreciative of the simple things now like hugs and social gatherings. This book made me look at hot showers different or electricity, and the internet. Even in isolation we still have some luxuries and that us a blessing.

Well done to the author for doing outside the box. I've always been a sucker for stranded island romance but this was way more interesting than most.… (mais)