Queen Reviews

  This is the story of Emma and Aiden who we met in the first book Lust For. This book kinda followed the save format as the first book. One of them was in full blown denial of the relationship at first and then gave in eventually after much angst. Then everything was actually pretty great for Emma and Aiden. They had the mini scandal like Derek and Audrey but definitely not as crazy. It was a nice read. My only gripe is something that I actually noticed in the first book that continued with this book. The internal monolog. Normally I find in books when the character we're following at the time has ab moment when they are having thoughts that's just for us the reader, then it's like no time passes in the context of their normal conversation or whatever is going on. In these two books for some reason it's not like that. The other characters notice the silence or the moment and are constantly asking if the character we're following are OK. It was a little ...

  So much happened in this book.  There was so much emotions happening. There was list, anger, sadness, grief, anger, jealousy and happiness.  Audrey and Derek really had to fight for things to work out for them. Being that they knew each other for so long it made things awkward when they finally did, at least for some family members. I enjoyed going through this moment in time with them. It really felt like a freeze frame of this time in their lives when things were going haywire. From finding out about a family member having a terminal sickness to that person passing and the emotions yay come with it.  This book packed it all in. My only negatives was that the FMC allowed so many other factors to make her feel less than when the MMC did his best to build her up. By the end it almost felt like she still didn't believe in them or their love and that any slightly strong wind could blow them apart. For that I wish we could get a book 2 of them. I really wan...