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274 pages, Paperback
First published December 3, 2013

You’re bossy today.
It’s not a mood, baby. It’s who I am. You’d do well to remember that.
Blake had been a mystery to me in so many ways, but the more I uncovered about him, the more I fell hopelessly in love with the man.
We’d passed the point of being the best we could be on our own. What we were together had become so much more powerful, a force that took my breath away and made everything secondary.
Mine. You’re mine. Just like this. Your body, your heart. Every part of you.
REVIEW | AMAZON
AMAZON Paperback release May 12

“Mine. You're mine. Just like this. Your body, your heart. Every part of you.”
As mush as I hated to admit it, Blake Landon was fast becoming everything to me.Just like the first book, Erica and Blake's relationship was as bumpy as ever. There were so many ups and downs and twists and turns and so much going on that poor Erica never stood a chance to even catch her breath. The story progressed with a huge amount of intrigue and suspense. I was so confused with what was happening and who to trust as Erica's world was once again turned upside down.
Things between us were changing again and everything felt out of my control.I adored Blake as soon as I met him and my love for him grew even stronger with this book. Out of all of the people that were involved in Erica's life, he was perhaps the only one that I completely trusted. I was so sure that he was on Erica's side. It was just a shame that Erika still had doubts towards him. I was once again unsure of my feelings for Erica. I loved the moments when she truly allowed herself to be loved by Blake, but I was then left frustrated and saddened to see that she continued to shut him out and push him away. Some scenes between the pair had me wanting to tear my hair out. They drove me crazy! Lol.
He'd been there for me the way no one ever had. He deserved answers as much as I didn't want to give them.
My love for Blake had changed, becoming a dark and bittersweet memory forever imprinted on my past. My greatest love had become my greatest loss.