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Not in My Wildest Dreams
1979... When eighteen-year old Jack Stevens is spotted in his rural Colorado town by a scout from a New York City modeling agency, his life is flipped upside down. With little more than his looks, he heads to New York with a dream he didn’t know he had. Jack has a rough start, but finds his feet and embarks on an exciting life as a male model in the 1980s living in Manhattan.
2013... Thirty-four years later, a confirmed bachelor, and very successful, Jack is satisfied with his life, until he meets a breath of fresh air—Elizabeth Fairchild. Never in his wildest dreams did he think he’d find a love like he does with 'Beth.' It’s an instant connection.
Following wild dreams had worked for him in the past… Is this another wild dream he should follow?
WARNING: EROTIC ROMANCE... This book contains subject material of an adult nature intended for readers of 18 years old and older. In these pages you will find graphic language and sexual encounters that some readers might disagree with: regular sex, oral, BDSM, gay, and orgy. You’ve been warned. Happy reading!
2013... Thirty-four years later, a confirmed bachelor, and very successful, Jack is satisfied with his life, until he meets a breath of fresh air—Elizabeth Fairchild. Never in his wildest dreams did he think he’d find a love like he does with 'Beth.' It’s an instant connection.
Following wild dreams had worked for him in the past… Is this another wild dream he should follow?
WARNING: EROTIC ROMANCE... This book contains subject material of an adult nature intended for readers of 18 years old and older. In these pages you will find graphic language and sexual encounters that some readers might disagree with: regular sex, oral, BDSM, gay, and orgy. You’ve been warned. Happy reading!
213 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 26, 2014
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Isabelle Peterson
18 books465 followersIsabelle Peterson is the author of Intoxicating Romances weaving her love of wine and cocktails into steamy, swoonworthy love stories. She’s a Chicago suburban girl living in coastal Connecticut with her husband of more than thirty years. When she's not writing, Isabelle can be found creating a new cocktail or enjoying a favorite one, savoring a good glass of wine, cooking or baking. In fact, if she weren't a creative writer, she'd probably be a bartender or chef somewhere.
You can find Izzy at isabellepeterson.com and all of her links at linktr.ee/izzykpeterson
You can find Izzy at isabellepeterson.com and all of her links at linktr.ee/izzykpeterson
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July 22, 2016
WOW! The author sent me this book to read before the release and all I can say is THANK YOU Isabelle Peterson!
Let me start out by saying I don’t give out a lot of 5 stars. I reserve them for classic novels (yes, I’m a bit of a book snob) so when I give a 5 star rating, the book has really gotten to me in some form.
This was a fabulous ending to the Jack and Beth story from "Ditching the Dream" (“DtD”). DtD was Elizabeth's (Beth) story and I didn't like the writing or the story or the ending or or or... Ms. Peterson changed EVERYTHING in the finale. I ended up liking…nope…liking isn’t strong enough…I ended up LOVING Jack and Beth.
This author found her footing with this book. I was not a fan of DtD and I couldn't put my finger on just one reason. I figured it out while reading this book. It was the main character's history. How he grew to be the person we see in the book. What happened in his life with his parents, siblings, "friends", career, etc. Jack was a likable character in DtD but he became a LOVABLE character in this book. He became my hero. The man I want to find and be with for the rest of my life. He became the bar I will set for all my book boyfriends in the future. YES…that’s how much I love Jack.
This book starts out with Jack going to get Beth back from California where she’s gone to live her HEA with her husband, Greg. Jack’s got a six-hour plane ride and, during the flight, he’s got time to reflect on his life. We get glimpses of his beginnings. What made the man. And what a story he has! Jack is a self-made man. He’s had some trials throughout his life and is cynical and jaded. We get to read why. He sees Beth for the first time and his life changes. It’s instant. It’s what we love to see happen in a romance novel. It’s his point of view. A POV from someone who’s had a hard beginning and worked hard for everything he has. We see his side of the story from his time together with Beth.
I was pulled in to Jack’s story. His emotions. I’m around the same age and “hearing” the music he heard, seeing some of the news of that time brought a smile to my face.
READ THIS BOOK! I can’t urge you to do so enough. Hopefully you’ll see what I saw. Hopefully you’ll put the book down and sigh and smile knowing that sometimes, good things happen to good people. They get to find their dreams….their WILDEST DREAMS. OH...and read Ditching the Dream too! You'll like the new and improved version. It's a lot better read and seeing both characters points of view is priceless.
Let me start out by saying I don’t give out a lot of 5 stars. I reserve them for classic novels (yes, I’m a bit of a book snob) so when I give a 5 star rating, the book has really gotten to me in some form.
This was a fabulous ending to the Jack and Beth story from "Ditching the Dream" (“DtD”). DtD was Elizabeth's (Beth) story and I didn't like the writing or the story or the ending or or or... Ms. Peterson changed EVERYTHING in the finale. I ended up liking…nope…liking isn’t strong enough…I ended up LOVING Jack and Beth.
This author found her footing with this book. I was not a fan of DtD and I couldn't put my finger on just one reason. I figured it out while reading this book. It was the main character's history. How he grew to be the person we see in the book. What happened in his life with his parents, siblings, "friends", career, etc. Jack was a likable character in DtD but he became a LOVABLE character in this book. He became my hero. The man I want to find and be with for the rest of my life. He became the bar I will set for all my book boyfriends in the future. YES…that’s how much I love Jack.
This book starts out with Jack going to get Beth back from California where she’s gone to live her HEA with her husband, Greg. Jack’s got a six-hour plane ride and, during the flight, he’s got time to reflect on his life. We get glimpses of his beginnings. What made the man. And what a story he has! Jack is a self-made man. He’s had some trials throughout his life and is cynical and jaded. We get to read why. He sees Beth for the first time and his life changes. It’s instant. It’s what we love to see happen in a romance novel. It’s his point of view. A POV from someone who’s had a hard beginning and worked hard for everything he has. We see his side of the story from his time together with Beth.
I was pulled in to Jack’s story. His emotions. I’m around the same age and “hearing” the music he heard, seeing some of the news of that time brought a smile to my face.
READ THIS BOOK! I can’t urge you to do so enough. Hopefully you’ll see what I saw. Hopefully you’ll put the book down and sigh and smile knowing that sometimes, good things happen to good people. They get to find their dreams….their WILDEST DREAMS. OH...and read Ditching the Dream too! You'll like the new and improved version. It's a lot better read and seeing both characters points of view is priceless.
January 21, 2014
This is an amazing book! Jack is a young man growing up in a little town when a modeling company spots him. He takes a chance and works his ass off to become one. He meets Becca and they become best friends instantly. The book goes through his life and how successful he is. Then he meets Elizabeth and doesn't quite know what to do with her... He's a little on edge and confused. Once he figures everything out it all goes up hill from there.. I am team Jack all the way and swooning hardcore! I'm in a book hangover for sure. <3
January 22, 2014
If you are Team Jack, this book will not disappoint! I loved him in Ditching the Dream and I love him even more now! In this book we get some of Jack's background and you really get to know Jack and why he was the way he was in DTD. All the questions I had at the end of DTD are answered and I loved the story line. I don't want to give anything away, but this is a MUST READ! I highly recommend reading Ditching the Dream first so you can get all of Jack and Elizabeth's story. Amazing Isabelle Peterson, I can't wait to read more from you!
November 29, 2014
In Ditching the Dream, I liked Jack a lot. I fell in love with Jack in this book. The ending of DTD tore me up and frustrated me. But any upset or surprise from it was explained and satisfied...
COMPLETELY!
This book had my attention at the prologue.
"But his heart ached. A chunk had been ripped out leaving a gaping hole that continued to bleed, so he continued to drink."
From his friend's Becca text: "Go get your heart back."
I could feel Jack's pain and loss! This is Jack's story and it is fascinating. From the small town in Colorado to his 'discovery' by Ford Models to NYC in the late 70's to present, Isabelle Peterson weaves a great storyline. She reveals behind the scenes in the modeling industry, Jack's first love, his relationship with Becca, and how he became a Dom/Switch.
Wow! I couldn't put it down. Parts from DTD were included, this time from his POV. And by the time Jack's plane landed in Napa, it was ON! Such a terrific sequel to Ditching the Dream! If you haven't read DTD, do it. Then read this erotic romance!
Note: I received an ARC (advance reader copy) in exchange for an honest review.
COMPLETELY!
This book had my attention at the prologue.
"But his heart ached. A chunk had been ripped out leaving a gaping hole that continued to bleed, so he continued to drink."
From his friend's Becca text: "Go get your heart back."
I could feel Jack's pain and loss! This is Jack's story and it is fascinating. From the small town in Colorado to his 'discovery' by Ford Models to NYC in the late 70's to present, Isabelle Peterson weaves a great storyline. She reveals behind the scenes in the modeling industry, Jack's first love, his relationship with Becca, and how he became a Dom/Switch.
Wow! I couldn't put it down. Parts from DTD were included, this time from his POV. And by the time Jack's plane landed in Napa, it was ON! Such a terrific sequel to Ditching the Dream! If you haven't read DTD, do it. Then read this erotic romance!
Note: I received an ARC (advance reader copy) in exchange for an honest review.
January 22, 2014
I was lucky enough to be chosen as a Beta Reader for this book. I'm not going to go into any detail as I don't want to spoil this AMAZING book for anyone. But I will tell you I loved every minute of reading it. The story line pulled me in and didn't let me go. For me it hit on all my emotions and I love when a book does that. And Jack Stevens I didn't know it was possible to love him more then I had already but after reading his story I fell even more in love with him. Great Job Mrs.Peterson's on delivering your readers with another AMAZING book. Wish I could give this book more than 5 star's. I would highly recommend you read this book, you will not be disappointed... .
March 13, 2014
I was very lucky to be given this book as a gift from the author. Let me I just say I LOVED EVERY MOMENT of the book. Every lady should have a Jack Stevens in her life. Jack is just a mans man and every women's fantasy. Every question you needed answered after Ditching the Dream will be revealed to you in Jacks story. Isabelle makes her characters real, believable, and human. Jacks background story is interesting and helps you to understand why he is who he is. This is the type of story I want to read again and again for the first time. Job well done Isabelle Peterson, beyond 5 ! Looking forward to your next project.
March 12, 2014
OMG Where do I start? Thank you Isabelle Peterson for bringing Jack back as I wasn't ready to let him go!!! Oh how I have missed him! I loved, loved Ditching the Dream and was eagerly awaiting this continuation. Not In My Wildest Dreams did not disappoint. This story takes us back in time where we see Jack's rise in the modelling world and how he got involved in the BDSM lifestyle. It shows how his friendship with Becca began and how his business started. Finally, it takes us up to present day and his meeting with Beth (his breath) and how he went to "get his heart back". Jack is "my dream" and I loved the way this book ended. The story had romance and of course steamy sex. Even the world's most confirmed bachelor will fall when the right woman comes along. This story really got me from the beginning. I felt for Beth and to me the story showed that life doesn't always turn out the way you expect it to. No one has to settle and everyone deserves to be happy. Sometimes you just have to be strong enough to make the step and you could find yourself living the dream. Great job Isabelle Peterson and can't wait for "Chasing The Dream".
January 25, 2014
This is SO early in it's development but I was blessed enough to get to BETA for this. I absolutely loved it, it was everything I was hoping it would be. If you felt let down or wanted more from Ditching the Dream, this will put it all in place for you. I cried. That says a lot. 5 stars for sure :) Kellie
February 5, 2015
(5/29/14) great conculsion. realistic story with just enough flare for us hopeless romantics
(2/5/15) and because i'm an idiot
I forgot to write this review right after reading and decided to remedy that. I thought about rereading the book to refresh my memory, but decided it wasn’t necessary. Reviews are suppose to be your reaction to what you’ve read and I thought why not write about how I STILL feel almost a year later.
Not in My Wildest Dreams goes back in time to tell about the rise of Jack Stevens and then (to my great relief) what happens after the end of Ditching the Dream. What I remember most is that Jack is confident. No matter what challenge or obstacle appeared he dealt with it; he didn’t give up. This served him well at the start of his career, through his adult life and when the love of his life left. After Elizabeth leaves Jack goes through the normal mourning, but once he comes to his senses (with a little help) he fights for his girl. Showing how much he understands and is the right fit for Elizabeth Jack sets a plan in motion to let Elizabeth know that. He isn’t aggressive and doesn’t resort to competition, but lets her know he’s not going away quietly. The book leaves off on a hopeful note.
Now seeing that i did actually write a review, but it wasn't anywhere near what i felt at the time, I don't feel so bad about being late.
(2/5/15) and because i'm an idiot
I forgot to write this review right after reading and decided to remedy that. I thought about rereading the book to refresh my memory, but decided it wasn’t necessary. Reviews are suppose to be your reaction to what you’ve read and I thought why not write about how I STILL feel almost a year later.
Not in My Wildest Dreams goes back in time to tell about the rise of Jack Stevens and then (to my great relief) what happens after the end of Ditching the Dream. What I remember most is that Jack is confident. No matter what challenge or obstacle appeared he dealt with it; he didn’t give up. This served him well at the start of his career, through his adult life and when the love of his life left. After Elizabeth leaves Jack goes through the normal mourning, but once he comes to his senses (with a little help) he fights for his girl. Showing how much he understands and is the right fit for Elizabeth Jack sets a plan in motion to let Elizabeth know that. He isn’t aggressive and doesn’t resort to competition, but lets her know he’s not going away quietly. The book leaves off on a hopeful note.
Now seeing that i did actually write a review, but it wasn't anywhere near what i felt at the time, I don't feel so bad about being late.
July 14, 2015
I was looking forward to the next book in the Dream Series that featured Jack! No disappointment here!!! We start this book from the beginning of Jack's career in modeling to present day. It overlaps some of the Ditching the Dream timeline to give Jack's pov! I absolutely loved it, but I had a crush on Jack from the first book! We see how Jack struggles throughout his career, about family, and with women. His bestfriend that has remained steady,is Becca! I would love a book on her!! She helps Jack and he helps her. They have a very unique and special relationship. When we get to present day, Jack is on his way to California to bring back Beth, the love of his life, forcibly if need be. I love the interaction between Jack and Beth! So hot!! I finished the book very happy and satisfied. I look forward to the next book featuring Beth's daughter, Chasing the Dream! Such a great series! Keep Jack floating around because I can't get enough!
February 21, 2014
I was actually lucky enough to get this book for an honest review. This is the 1st book I read by Isabelle and I loved it. I knew she wanted it to be a stand alone as well. I was able to follow it fine even though I didn't read Ditching The Dream. One of the greatest things I like about this book is... You meet Jack Stevens when he is 19 years old I think.... You see him age and follow him through life until in his 50's. I love that so much... i like to see my characters progress and grow and you do in this book. It's very rare to see and I loved the way it was written as well.
The storyline was great... Young man gets chosen for modeling and goes to NYC and notices things aren't as easy as it seems. We see him grow as he gets older and the twists and turns of life and heartbreak. I really enjoyed this book. I would recommend definitely.
The storyline was great... Young man gets chosen for modeling and goes to NYC and notices things aren't as easy as it seems. We see him grow as he gets older and the twists and turns of life and heartbreak. I really enjoyed this book. I would recommend definitely.
February 27, 2014
This is an amazing book. Jack is a young man growing up in a little town when a modeling company finds him. He takes a chance and works his ass off to become one. He meets because and they become best friends instantly. The book goes through his life and hoe successful he is. The. He meets Elizabeth and doesn't know what to do with her. He's a little on the edge and confused. Once he figures out it all goes up hill from there. I am team jack all the way and swooning hardcore! I'm in a book hangover for sure
February 25, 2014
Wow. Izzy did a fantastic job. I thought DTD was great. Jack story was perfect. I like reading Jack journey from country bumpkin to successful model. His growth not only financially but maturity. I don't want to give anything away. I want everyone to read Ditching the Dream and Not in My Wildest Dreams. Book hangover. .I was happy, Jack fought for his heart!
June 28, 2015
I was lucky enough to win a copy of nimwd. I would of bought it anyway. I love Beth and Jack. I can relate to Beth on so many levels. Getting an insight into Jack's life was great. Think I might love him a bit more now. Was hooked from the start and missing them already. And I have a new favourite saying fuck-tabulous. Thanks Izzy <3 :)
April 2, 2014
Omg..I so want to read this book. Reading you guys reviews makes me want to read it even more! Counting down to the release date..whooohooo...perfect...
March 24, 2014
I only can say, I loved this book so much and can't wait for the 3rd one! Hope Isabelle Peterson is fast writer.
February 28, 2014
In Isabelle’s first novel, we follow the story of Elizabeth Fairchild, who meets Jack Stevens in New York after she left her husband. Jack and Elizabeth get hot and heavy with each other, but that’s not enough for her. Isabelle left us wondering about Jack in Ditching the Dream, and now we get to read his story.
Jack Stevens began his career as a stock boy at his local grocery store in Charter Oaks, Colorado. He was approached by a modeling scout one day, dropped everything, and drove to New York, in hopes that he can pursue a career, one that doesn’t involve his ranch back home.
We follow Jack as he grows up. We watch him turn from an angsty teen, to a busy, mature model, to a grown businessman. We watch him try his hardest to get Elizabeth back. We learn his secrets, we learn why he is who he is. We get to know the real Jack Stevens.
From the first novel, I didn’t like Jack. I thought he was mean and arrogant, and only wanted Elizabeth for sex. This novel changed my mind. I am in love with Jack now. Don’t get me wrong, I am still one hundred percent team Kevin (which by the way, back off Kevin. Izzy gave him to me), but I don’t hate Jack anymore. I got to see why he is how he is, and that he has had a hard life. There’s more to Jack Stevens than meets the eye.
I give this novel five stars. It was very well written, very well edited (wink, wink), and just amazing in general. The story line was fantastic, I felt that I got to really know Jack. Izzy does a fantastic job of going through many decades and not making it feel choppy. Great job!
Izzy is also very great with description. She paints vivid pictures with her words, which I love. I could picture everything she described with no problem. Love it!
Izzy, I freaking love your work! I can’t wait to read Kevin’s story! Don’t forget, he’s mine!
Jack Stevens began his career as a stock boy at his local grocery store in Charter Oaks, Colorado. He was approached by a modeling scout one day, dropped everything, and drove to New York, in hopes that he can pursue a career, one that doesn’t involve his ranch back home.
We follow Jack as he grows up. We watch him turn from an angsty teen, to a busy, mature model, to a grown businessman. We watch him try his hardest to get Elizabeth back. We learn his secrets, we learn why he is who he is. We get to know the real Jack Stevens.
From the first novel, I didn’t like Jack. I thought he was mean and arrogant, and only wanted Elizabeth for sex. This novel changed my mind. I am in love with Jack now. Don’t get me wrong, I am still one hundred percent team Kevin (which by the way, back off Kevin. Izzy gave him to me), but I don’t hate Jack anymore. I got to see why he is how he is, and that he has had a hard life. There’s more to Jack Stevens than meets the eye.
I give this novel five stars. It was very well written, very well edited (wink, wink), and just amazing in general. The story line was fantastic, I felt that I got to really know Jack. Izzy does a fantastic job of going through many decades and not making it feel choppy. Great job!
Izzy is also very great with description. She paints vivid pictures with her words, which I love. I could picture everything she described with no problem. Love it!
Izzy, I freaking love your work! I can’t wait to read Kevin’s story! Don’t forget, he’s mine!
September 7, 2015
Overall Stars: 4 STARS
History
Alpha Male
A man that good looking must have a past, but which kind? Time to find out.
1979... When eighteen-year old Jack Stevens is spotted in his rural Colorado town by a scout from a New York City modeling agency, his life is flipped upside down. With little more than his looks, he heads to New York with a dream he didn’t know he had. Jack has a rough start, but finds his feet and embarks on an exciting life as a male model in the 1980s living in Manhattan.
2013... Thirty-four years later, a confirmed bachelor, and very successful, Jack is satisfied with his life, until he meets a breath of fresh air—Elizabeth Fairchild. Never in his wildest dreams did he think he’d find a love like he does with 'Beth.' It’s an instant connection. Following wild dreams had worked for him in the past… Is this another wild dream he should follow? (Amazon Blurb)
Wows...think book number 1 as your water on the table, while book number 2 as your tequila shot. Oh yeah, it was that good. A complete reversal; as innocent as the first novel with Elizabeth could have been, Jack’s story is more of the darker and erotic aspect that many have come to look forward to without really thinking about it (admit it, deep down, you really look forward to it and it’s your guilty pleasure, even though you laughed out loud when you read Fifty Shades of Grey). As you can imagine, the series only gets better and better, still following the first book as a crutch simply to give us an idea where we’ll be going next, I know that Isabelle Peterson will not disappoint readers as she continues the Dream Series, bringing more O moments, surprises and especially give closure for all her characters so we are not left hanging or frustrated!
**Received a copy in exchange for an honest review. Read and reviewed by Kathleen for Alpha Book Club**
History
Alpha Male
A man that good looking must have a past, but which kind? Time to find out.
1979... When eighteen-year old Jack Stevens is spotted in his rural Colorado town by a scout from a New York City modeling agency, his life is flipped upside down. With little more than his looks, he heads to New York with a dream he didn’t know he had. Jack has a rough start, but finds his feet and embarks on an exciting life as a male model in the 1980s living in Manhattan.
2013... Thirty-four years later, a confirmed bachelor, and very successful, Jack is satisfied with his life, until he meets a breath of fresh air—Elizabeth Fairchild. Never in his wildest dreams did he think he’d find a love like he does with 'Beth.' It’s an instant connection. Following wild dreams had worked for him in the past… Is this another wild dream he should follow? (Amazon Blurb)
Wows...think book number 1 as your water on the table, while book number 2 as your tequila shot. Oh yeah, it was that good. A complete reversal; as innocent as the first novel with Elizabeth could have been, Jack’s story is more of the darker and erotic aspect that many have come to look forward to without really thinking about it (admit it, deep down, you really look forward to it and it’s your guilty pleasure, even though you laughed out loud when you read Fifty Shades of Grey). As you can imagine, the series only gets better and better, still following the first book as a crutch simply to give us an idea where we’ll be going next, I know that Isabelle Peterson will not disappoint readers as she continues the Dream Series, bringing more O moments, surprises and especially give closure for all her characters so we are not left hanging or frustrated!
**Received a copy in exchange for an honest review. Read and reviewed by Kathleen for Alpha Book Club**
December 2, 2022
Having read this immediately after 'Ditching the Dream' (Book 1 of the Dream Series), 'Not in My Wildest Dreams' does a good job of talking about the background of Jack, while continuing the story as he pursues the woman he wants as his own (Elizabeth). I like the realistic aspects of this story - these mainly being the exploration of Elizabeth's happiness in her marriage, and her indecision about whether she really would be happier if she left her husband to be with another man. This topic (having an affair) might not be for everyone, but it is approached with the types of questions and decision making methods that anyone in a long term relationship might end up asking at some point.
As with the previous book, this one has explicit language and sexual scenes, but if you're comfortable with both, you'll possibly find this an irrelevant part of the story. The only thing that did annoy me a little was that, unlike the first book, which clearly labelled who is telling their viewpoint (the book is entirely in 1st person POV), this book doesn't. Hence there were a couple of times when it was the third or fourth paragraph after a change of character, before I knew which character I was in the head of. Generally, it went back and forth only between Elizabeth and Jack so was easy, but there were a couple of instances where it seemed to be a friend or a family member who was doing the thinking, but this wasn't evident on embarking on the paragraph. This isn't a big deal, and certainly not enough to put me off reading the entire book, but it is something to be aware of, especially if you're not a fan of 1st person POV.
Overall, though, it's a good follow on from book 1, and a sound read about two characters who are learning new things about each other and about themselves.
As with the previous book, this one has explicit language and sexual scenes, but if you're comfortable with both, you'll possibly find this an irrelevant part of the story. The only thing that did annoy me a little was that, unlike the first book, which clearly labelled who is telling their viewpoint (the book is entirely in 1st person POV), this book doesn't. Hence there were a couple of times when it was the third or fourth paragraph after a change of character, before I knew which character I was in the head of. Generally, it went back and forth only between Elizabeth and Jack so was easy, but there were a couple of instances where it seemed to be a friend or a family member who was doing the thinking, but this wasn't evident on embarking on the paragraph. This isn't a big deal, and certainly not enough to put me off reading the entire book, but it is something to be aware of, especially if you're not a fan of 1st person POV.
Overall, though, it's a good follow on from book 1, and a sound read about two characters who are learning new things about each other and about themselves.
February 18, 2025
This review is about book 1 and 2
I have no choice but to pretend these two books were always meant to be a duet, because if I had to live with the ending of book one, we’d be talking about a very different kind of crime story. Let’s rewind.
Never in my life have I felt so one with a fictional character as I did with Beth. Stuck in a loveless marriage, shackled to a man who treated her like a glorified maid, she did what every woman dreams of doing—she left. Packed up, moved cities, started fresh. Did things work out a little too easily for her? Absolutely. Did I care? Not one bit. Because the fantasy is the point, people!
And then came the real dilemma—Jack or Kevin? Two very attractive men enter the chat, and I was over here crossing my fingers for a Why Choose scenario. (Spoiler: I did not get my way.) Someone’s heart was shattered, and it sure as hell wasn’t Greg’s, because let’s be real—Greg deserved zero happiness. Not once did I feel even an ounce of sympathy for that man. He could have stepped directly into traffic and I would have stepped over him.
But then—then—we get to the end of book one, and I swear to everything unholy, I almost lost my mind. The. Worst. Ending. EVER. It was 1 a.m., I was unhinged, and for a brief moment, I considered researching the author’s home address. (Kidding. Mostly.)
Thankfully, book two swooped in like an emotional support blanket. I was skeptical, I was bitter, I was ready to riot—but the author redeemed herself. She gave me the ending we all deserved, no property damage required. And now? I have a brand-new book boyfriend.
Would recommend. But maybe don’t start at midnight.
I have no choice but to pretend these two books were always meant to be a duet, because if I had to live with the ending of book one, we’d be talking about a very different kind of crime story. Let’s rewind.
Never in my life have I felt so one with a fictional character as I did with Beth. Stuck in a loveless marriage, shackled to a man who treated her like a glorified maid, she did what every woman dreams of doing—she left. Packed up, moved cities, started fresh. Did things work out a little too easily for her? Absolutely. Did I care? Not one bit. Because the fantasy is the point, people!
And then came the real dilemma—Jack or Kevin? Two very attractive men enter the chat, and I was over here crossing my fingers for a Why Choose scenario. (Spoiler: I did not get my way.) Someone’s heart was shattered, and it sure as hell wasn’t Greg’s, because let’s be real—Greg deserved zero happiness. Not once did I feel even an ounce of sympathy for that man. He could have stepped directly into traffic and I would have stepped over him.
But then—then—we get to the end of book one, and I swear to everything unholy, I almost lost my mind. The. Worst. Ending. EVER. It was 1 a.m., I was unhinged, and for a brief moment, I considered researching the author’s home address. (Kidding. Mostly.)
Thankfully, book two swooped in like an emotional support blanket. I was skeptical, I was bitter, I was ready to riot—but the author redeemed herself. She gave me the ending we all deserved, no property damage required. And now? I have a brand-new book boyfriend.
Would recommend. But maybe don’t start at midnight.
October 1, 2014
After making her decision in the last book, Jack knows he cannot just let her walk out of his life so easily. He embarks on a journey to get her back. She dominates his heart and he will NEVER let her out of his life after so many years of countless one night stands with women who can never live up to Elizabeth.
I absolutely loved the fact this book for the most part is from Jack’s point of view. The first half of the book details his back story of his rise to fame as a model as well as his path into BDSM. I really loved the insight of the life that created the man that is Jack Stevens. All we know about him in the first book, Ditching the Dream, is that he’s a very successful and famous model who know owns his own modeling agency. Well, that and his penchant for Elizabeth of course. This back story and his pursuit of Elizabeth made me fall in love with Jack’s character even more. You see him break down the walls around his heart and the honesty of his feelings for her flow freely and beautifully.
You do get a definitive decision about which man Elizabeth chooses at the end of this novel. I’m honestly glad that Peterson did not drag out her decision into a third book. I don’t know if my heart and emotions could have stood for another decision cliffhanger! All in all, this is yet again an amazing addition to this series that I highly recommend!
I absolutely loved the fact this book for the most part is from Jack’s point of view. The first half of the book details his back story of his rise to fame as a model as well as his path into BDSM. I really loved the insight of the life that created the man that is Jack Stevens. All we know about him in the first book, Ditching the Dream, is that he’s a very successful and famous model who know owns his own modeling agency. Well, that and his penchant for Elizabeth of course. This back story and his pursuit of Elizabeth made me fall in love with Jack’s character even more. You see him break down the walls around his heart and the honesty of his feelings for her flow freely and beautifully.
You do get a definitive decision about which man Elizabeth chooses at the end of this novel. I’m honestly glad that Peterson did not drag out her decision into a third book. I don’t know if my heart and emotions could have stood for another decision cliffhanger! All in all, this is yet again an amazing addition to this series that I highly recommend!
April 3, 2014
Izzy...Ohhh.Emmm.Geeeeeee
I've been Team Kevin all the way. To be honest, I wasn't too excited about Not In My Wildest Dreams coming out, knowing it was about Jack. But I loved Ditching The Dream, love your writing style, and of course I'm a BIG FAN. So, I'm going to buy your books no matter what!
This....Isabelle Peterson....is my FAVORITE BOOK thus far in the Dream Series. Yeah, okay..there are only two books out. But still, this is by far my favorite.
I am so In Love with Jack Stevens!! Can you believe it? I'm still Team Kevin, but at this moment, I'm Team Jack too.
The emotional pull I felt inside my heart for his feelings for Beth are unexplainable. The idea of Jack...how strongly he feels for her, would do anything for her, adore her until the end of time...is pretty much every womans fantasy. And of course his experience *cough*, in the bedroom *cough*, isn't too bad either.
Congrats Izzy on your continued success. I'm so happy for you. I look forward to Kevin's story. Is it possible to steal my heart completely away from Jack?
~ Carrie Schwitters
February 28, 2014
I will start off by saying that while I did like the first book, I was unhappy with the ending and felt unfulfilled. This book however, was the PREFECT fix I needed! Thank you Izzy, for this amazing book. In Ditching the Dream, Jack annoyed me slightly before he grew on me. I decided "yes, this is who Elizabeth needs to be with." With the total shock of the ending, I could not wait for this book to finally get what we all wanted, not only more of Jack Stevens, but for Elizabeth to finally realize that Jack is the one for her. I absolutely loved reading about Jack's journey and how he became THE Jack Stevens. I think my favorite part(s) of this book (other than the ending of course) was that Izzy showed us a lot of scenes from Ditching the Dream, but from the opposite point of view. I love seeing scenes from both sides and really getting what both people were feeling and-or thinking. Thank you again Izzy, this is an absolute must read :)
March 31, 2014
This is the continuation to Ditching the Dream, and I have to say I’m very impressed with book 2. Hearing Jack’s story was what I think I needed from this. It had a much faster pace to it than the first and I loved hearing it from His point of view, with the added history of his life as well. The grammar and spelling was again, impeccable, and the story flowed very well. This one, I could not put down. It held my attention from the first page. You get more of a view of how Jack’s life started and why he is the way he is with women. I enjoyed the walk through the start of his career, and how it was brought back to present day and his love and need for Elizabeth.
I am glad I didn’t decide to give up on this, as it turned out to be an excellent read.
I am glad I didn’t decide to give up on this, as it turned out to be an excellent read.
February 27, 2014
What a ride! We all fell in love (and lust) with Jack Stevens, playboy and dominant in Ditching The Dream by Isabelle Peterson. Well this is Jack's tale and it had me hooked from the beginning. He wasn't always a gentleman, having been raised on the farm with his many siblings. He's young, determined and willing to do what it takes to have a better life.
We later catch up to his romance with Elizabeth Fairchild from the first book in this series. Again he's determined to get what he wants and will stop at nothing.
I love a man with a big heart and lots of drive. He's definitely a keeper! Thank you Isabelle for giving us Jack's story and fulfilling his dreams of having Elizabeth in his life.
We later catch up to his romance with Elizabeth Fairchild from the first book in this series. Again he's determined to get what he wants and will stop at nothing.
I love a man with a big heart and lots of drive. He's definitely a keeper! Thank you Isabelle for giving us Jack's story and fulfilling his dreams of having Elizabeth in his life.
May 29, 2016
Title: Not In My Wildest Dreams
Author: Isabelle Peterson
Series: Dream Series, Book #2
Publisher: Isabelle Peterson
Reviewer: Mollien
Release Date: February 27, 2014
Genre(s): Erotica/BDSM
Page Count: 213 pages
Heat Level: 4 flames out of 5
Rating: 5 stars out of 5
Blurb:
Review:
I read the complete series of Isabelle Peterson Dream Series. This series has something for everyone. It follows the lives of the people that Elizabeth Fairchild loves. Starting with Elizabeth herself, a 43 year old wife and mother who is frustrated with her life. She wants her husband to “want her not just need her.” Running away to New York City, Elizabeth embarks on a road to self discovery. As the series unfolds each book brings us the stories of the different people that are in Elizabeth’s life. Each book takes place during the same time period from the point of view of the person that the book is about. There are flashbacks so you better understand how various characters got to where they are in the story.
The six stories are intertwined beautifully. Each book could be read as a stand alone and you will not have a problem figuring out what is going on, but I strongly recommend reading each book in order. All six books in one set lets you read the entire story without stopping.
Each book touches on a different subject of self discovery. The plot of the second book, is mostly about Jack. How he makes his way to New York City to pursue his dream. We learn about how Jack became the man who fell in love with Elizabeth in the first book. Without giving too much away, the chemistry in this book is still hot and steamy. It has a pretty fast pace as we watch as the story unfolds. I love the ending, but there is so much more to this story. As far as character development goes, Jack is an amazing character, he has a wonderful story. I loved this story when I first read it. The second time around it was even better.
SCORES on a scale of 1-5 Stars rate each of the Following 5 Categories
PLOT: 5 Stars
CHEMISTRY: 5 Stars
PACING: 5 Stars
ENDING: 5 Stars
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT: 5 Stars
Review Copy of Not In My Wildest Dreams provided by the Createspace Publishing for an honest Review. Reviewed by Mollien from Alpha Book Club
Author: Isabelle Peterson
Series: Dream Series, Book #2
Publisher: Isabelle Peterson
Reviewer: Mollien
Release Date: February 27, 2014
Genre(s): Erotica/BDSM
Page Count: 213 pages
Heat Level: 4 flames out of 5
Rating: 5 stars out of 5
Blurb:
1979... When eighteen-year old Jack Stevens is spotted in his rural Colorado town by a scout from a New York City modeling agency, his life is flipped upside down. With little more than his looks, he heads to New York with a dream he didn’t know he had. Jack has a rough start, but finds his feet and embarks on an exciting life as a male model in the 1980s living in Manhattan.
2013... Thirty-four years later, a confirmed bachelor, and very successful, Jack is satisfied with his life, until he meets a breath of fresh air—Elizabeth Fairchild. Never in his wildest dreams did he think he’d find a love like he does with 'Beth.' It’s an instant connection.
Following wild dreams had worked for him in the past… Is this another wild dream he should follow?
Review:
I read the complete series of Isabelle Peterson Dream Series. This series has something for everyone. It follows the lives of the people that Elizabeth Fairchild loves. Starting with Elizabeth herself, a 43 year old wife and mother who is frustrated with her life. She wants her husband to “want her not just need her.” Running away to New York City, Elizabeth embarks on a road to self discovery. As the series unfolds each book brings us the stories of the different people that are in Elizabeth’s life. Each book takes place during the same time period from the point of view of the person that the book is about. There are flashbacks so you better understand how various characters got to where they are in the story.
The six stories are intertwined beautifully. Each book could be read as a stand alone and you will not have a problem figuring out what is going on, but I strongly recommend reading each book in order. All six books in one set lets you read the entire story without stopping.
Each book touches on a different subject of self discovery. The plot of the second book, is mostly about Jack. How he makes his way to New York City to pursue his dream. We learn about how Jack became the man who fell in love with Elizabeth in the first book. Without giving too much away, the chemistry in this book is still hot and steamy. It has a pretty fast pace as we watch as the story unfolds. I love the ending, but there is so much more to this story. As far as character development goes, Jack is an amazing character, he has a wonderful story. I loved this story when I first read it. The second time around it was even better.
SCORES on a scale of 1-5 Stars rate each of the Following 5 Categories
PLOT: 5 Stars
CHEMISTRY: 5 Stars
PACING: 5 Stars
ENDING: 5 Stars
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT: 5 Stars
Review Copy of Not In My Wildest Dreams provided by the Createspace Publishing for an honest Review. Reviewed by Mollien from Alpha Book Club
October 9, 2014
*Warning: I have already read the books I am covering, any and all posts may and do contain spoilers.
Sex clubs, flogging, whipping, restraints, and ball gags… Do I have your attention? Yah, I thought so. You get this and so much more in Not in my Wildest Dreams. Besides just the kinky sex you get a deeper look into our beloved Jack: the young and dumb boy with a dream, the model, the friend, the student, the Dom, the Sub, and the business man. Izzy delivers another steamy read for book 2.
In Not in my Wildest we see Jack take off for New York on his journey to success. He picks up without a second thought (much like Elizabeth did), and leaves behind everything he knows, even though his family doesn't approve. We get to find out more about him and “B” (Becca), how he finds BDSM and the relationship he and Becca have with this sexual culture. We see what makes the sexual sides of Jack tick.
I love books with strong friendships and I was definitely a fan of the friendship between Jack and Becca. They help heal each other and explore their sexuality in the sex clubs of New York. I like the fact that the strong friendship was highlighted for Jack. In most books the strong bonds we read are the female characters friends. I also enjoyed that the friendship was between opposite sexes. Jack and Becca may have had a sexual relationship but I believe it was emotional (friendship wise) first and foremost. Even a lot of their sexual acts were really about emotion; neither one loved each other romantically and often times when they "played" or received "punishment" it was really about something emotional going on with them they were trying to work through.
My one complaint about Not in my wildest dreams is I would have liked a lot more new material. The book was shorter and there were a lot of flashbacks from book 1. I would have liked less flashback and more new material. I can't get enough, alright?! :) I'm greedy. But if this is the only complaint I have for a full book, well I’d say I should probably shut up and stop complaining right now. So moving on…
I guess we have to talk about him, even though he is probably the "type" of man that drives a lot of woman to this genre of books in the first place. Time to talk about Greg. He is a prude. Maybe that's just my anger talking. There is nothing wrong with not being into kinky sex or BDSM, but he has sex with his wife once a week on Friday. Not only that but I don't believe he had even noticed she had never had an organism with him, ever! He must have noticed the difference from their sexual act in book 1 at the hotel from what went on between them the last 20 years. He’s selfish and seems like a man who thinks woman are there only to be a stereotypical wife. He works too much and expects Elizabeth to be his personal maid, short order chief and arm candy for business and sporting events. Okay, enough about him. So long Greg!
Excerpt:
I remembered standing there in his foyer, the tears... flowing, the ache in my chest...unbearable. How could I have walked away? And returned to... this. A life with a husband who was apparently incapable of change.
Oh Elizabeth... I hate to say it, but yah... I told you so. Those were my thoughts exactly when she left. In book 1 she walked away from a beautiful proclamation, a cardinal sin in my book. I'm glad she finally see's how crazy that was.
During Ditching the Dream I was firmly on board Team Kevin. Kevin, I still have love for you but this new addition to the series helped me fall even more in love with Jack and more in love with Elizabeth and Jack. If you haven’t read the series I suggest you click straight from here to whichever site you buy your books from and order it now!
Sex clubs, flogging, whipping, restraints, and ball gags… Do I have your attention? Yah, I thought so. You get this and so much more in Not in my Wildest Dreams. Besides just the kinky sex you get a deeper look into our beloved Jack: the young and dumb boy with a dream, the model, the friend, the student, the Dom, the Sub, and the business man. Izzy delivers another steamy read for book 2.
In Not in my Wildest we see Jack take off for New York on his journey to success. He picks up without a second thought (much like Elizabeth did), and leaves behind everything he knows, even though his family doesn't approve. We get to find out more about him and “B” (Becca), how he finds BDSM and the relationship he and Becca have with this sexual culture. We see what makes the sexual sides of Jack tick.
I love books with strong friendships and I was definitely a fan of the friendship between Jack and Becca. They help heal each other and explore their sexuality in the sex clubs of New York. I like the fact that the strong friendship was highlighted for Jack. In most books the strong bonds we read are the female characters friends. I also enjoyed that the friendship was between opposite sexes. Jack and Becca may have had a sexual relationship but I believe it was emotional (friendship wise) first and foremost. Even a lot of their sexual acts were really about emotion; neither one loved each other romantically and often times when they "played" or received "punishment" it was really about something emotional going on with them they were trying to work through.
My one complaint about Not in my wildest dreams is I would have liked a lot more new material. The book was shorter and there were a lot of flashbacks from book 1. I would have liked less flashback and more new material. I can't get enough, alright?! :) I'm greedy. But if this is the only complaint I have for a full book, well I’d say I should probably shut up and stop complaining right now. So moving on…
I guess we have to talk about him, even though he is probably the "type" of man that drives a lot of woman to this genre of books in the first place. Time to talk about Greg. He is a prude. Maybe that's just my anger talking. There is nothing wrong with not being into kinky sex or BDSM, but he has sex with his wife once a week on Friday. Not only that but I don't believe he had even noticed she had never had an organism with him, ever! He must have noticed the difference from their sexual act in book 1 at the hotel from what went on between them the last 20 years. He’s selfish and seems like a man who thinks woman are there only to be a stereotypical wife. He works too much and expects Elizabeth to be his personal maid, short order chief and arm candy for business and sporting events. Okay, enough about him. So long Greg!
Excerpt:
I remembered standing there in his foyer, the tears... flowing, the ache in my chest...unbearable. How could I have walked away? And returned to... this. A life with a husband who was apparently incapable of change.
Oh Elizabeth... I hate to say it, but yah... I told you so. Those were my thoughts exactly when she left. In book 1 she walked away from a beautiful proclamation, a cardinal sin in my book. I'm glad she finally see's how crazy that was.
During Ditching the Dream I was firmly on board Team Kevin. Kevin, I still have love for you but this new addition to the series helped me fall even more in love with Jack and more in love with Elizabeth and Jack. If you haven’t read the series I suggest you click straight from here to whichever site you buy your books from and order it now!
May 10, 2016
Title:Not In My Wildest Dreams
Author:Isabelle Peterson
Series:Dream Series, Book #2
Publisher:Isabelle Peterson
Reviewer:Melissa
Release Date:February 27, 2014
Genre(s):Erotica/BDSM
Page Count:150
Heat Level: 4 flames out of 5
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
Blurb:
Review:
“Her right hand reached up and touched the ends that curled softly on the left side of her neck, just over that spot behind her ear, the spot that makes her moan when I kiss her there.”
4 wild dreams stars! This is my absolute favorite of the series!
Jack is signed as a model when he was eighteen and his dreams come true. He lives the high life in Manhattan and experiences life the way he never thought he could! Cut to 34 years later, and still a bachelor, he meets Elizabeth and she changes his life in ways he never thought a woman could!! Just when he thought all his dreams have come true, she shows him he hasn’t even started….
I loved Jack and Elizabeth’s story, this is for sure my favorite of the series!!! I loved the flashbacks of his life and what he experienced. It’s sexy and so much fun!
ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review. Reviewed by Melissa from Alpha Book Club
Author:Isabelle Peterson
Series:Dream Series, Book #2
Publisher:Isabelle Peterson
Reviewer:Melissa
Release Date:February 27, 2014
Genre(s):Erotica/BDSM
Page Count:150
Heat Level: 4 flames out of 5
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
Blurb:
1979... When eighteen-year old Jack Stevens is spotted in his rural Colorado town by a scout from a New York City modeling agency, his life is flipped upside down. With little more than his looks, he heads to New York with a dream he didn’t know he had. Jack has a rough start, but finds his feet and embarks on an exciting life as a male model in the 1980s living in Manhattan.
2013... Thirty-four years later, a confirmed bachelor, and very successful, Jack is satisfied with his life, until he meets a breath of fresh air—Elizabeth Fairchild. Never in his wildest dreams did he think he’d find a love like he does with 'Beth.' It’s an instant connection.
Following wild dreams had worked for him in the past… Is this another wild dream he should follow?
Review:
“Her right hand reached up and touched the ends that curled softly on the left side of her neck, just over that spot behind her ear, the spot that makes her moan when I kiss her there.”
4 wild dreams stars! This is my absolute favorite of the series!
Jack is signed as a model when he was eighteen and his dreams come true. He lives the high life in Manhattan and experiences life the way he never thought he could! Cut to 34 years later, and still a bachelor, he meets Elizabeth and she changes his life in ways he never thought a woman could!! Just when he thought all his dreams have come true, she shows him he hasn’t even started….
I loved Jack and Elizabeth’s story, this is for sure my favorite of the series!!! I loved the flashbacks of his life and what he experienced. It’s sexy and so much fun!
ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review. Reviewed by Melissa from Alpha Book Club
May 28, 2015
I couldn't stop myself from 1-clicking this one since I loved the first one and was really mad at how it ended. But this book, well it totally makes it up for me.
Jack is such a gentleman but still has a kinky side which is part of his dominant personality.
I was thrilled to know all about him and his life when he was younger since we are told not much about him on the first book. He actually made his way to the top out of nothing and it worked out well since he now owns a successful modeling agency.
Where Ditching the Dream and this books kind of merge, is amazing to find out what Jack point of view was about the whole thing, how he kind of falls in love at first sight with Beth and the amazing chemistry there is between them and how they are the perfect complement to each other.
Though, we can see a troubled Beth but one that, at least as I think, made the right decision in the end because there is no way she was going to be happy with her stupid, boring husband who wanted more a maid than a wife. (Yep, I hate Greg badly for being an ass).
As the first one, this book is beautifully written and has very emotional scenes and also some very HOT scenes that would make you want to jump to bed with your significant other ASAP.
I can't wait for the third book to come out. The author is amazing, both as an author and as a human being, she's super lovely and she has just caught me forever with this story.
I think though it's a novel it really makes every woman to think where are we going with our current relationships. Are we with a Jack or with a Greg. Do we want to settle for safe and boring, or do we want to dare to find something that makes us feel loved, cared, wanted and desired.
Jack is such a gentleman but still has a kinky side which is part of his dominant personality.
I was thrilled to know all about him and his life when he was younger since we are told not much about him on the first book. He actually made his way to the top out of nothing and it worked out well since he now owns a successful modeling agency.
Where Ditching the Dream and this books kind of merge, is amazing to find out what Jack point of view was about the whole thing, how he kind of falls in love at first sight with Beth and the amazing chemistry there is between them and how they are the perfect complement to each other.
Though, we can see a troubled Beth but one that, at least as I think, made the right decision in the end because there is no way she was going to be happy with her stupid, boring husband who wanted more a maid than a wife. (Yep, I hate Greg badly for being an ass).
As the first one, this book is beautifully written and has very emotional scenes and also some very HOT scenes that would make you want to jump to bed with your significant other ASAP.
I can't wait for the third book to come out. The author is amazing, both as an author and as a human being, she's super lovely and she has just caught me forever with this story.
I think though it's a novel it really makes every woman to think where are we going with our current relationships. Are we with a Jack or with a Greg. Do we want to settle for safe and boring, or do we want to dare to find something that makes us feel loved, cared, wanted and desired.
April 1, 2014
Second in the series, just as good as the first ...
Not in My Wildest Dreams is the second instalment in the dreams series by Isabelle Peterson. This book follows Jack's story from when he was discovered until a few weeks after he loses the love of his life Elizabeth.
This story follows Jack and his dreams of being a male model when he was scouted by a modelling agency. Jack decided to throw in everything he worked for to follow a dream, but its not always as easy as it looks. He soon finds out that life as a male model is not a road to be taken lightly as its hard work and his family deserts him for his life choices. Jack takes a chance and works hard at his craft. This book is written mostly in Jack's POV but does skip a little between characters similar to the first book.
Through Jack's POV you see when he meets Elizabeth for the first time and his thoughts. For Jack its love at first sight and he wants to make sure that he doesn't lose the only woman that has taken his heart and soul. Jack fights for his heart with Elizabeth after she chooses Greg her husband of 22 years.
This book was a fantastic conclusion to the story of Jack and Elizabeth and I read the book in one day. I loved the story and the characters. It was made even better by the fact that you got to read both sides of the story. This series is a must read and I gave it five stars.
Not in My Wildest Dreams is the second instalment in the dreams series by Isabelle Peterson. This book follows Jack's story from when he was discovered until a few weeks after he loses the love of his life Elizabeth.
This story follows Jack and his dreams of being a male model when he was scouted by a modelling agency. Jack decided to throw in everything he worked for to follow a dream, but its not always as easy as it looks. He soon finds out that life as a male model is not a road to be taken lightly as its hard work and his family deserts him for his life choices. Jack takes a chance and works hard at his craft. This book is written mostly in Jack's POV but does skip a little between characters similar to the first book.
Through Jack's POV you see when he meets Elizabeth for the first time and his thoughts. For Jack its love at first sight and he wants to make sure that he doesn't lose the only woman that has taken his heart and soul. Jack fights for his heart with Elizabeth after she chooses Greg her husband of 22 years.
This book was a fantastic conclusion to the story of Jack and Elizabeth and I read the book in one day. I loved the story and the characters. It was made even better by the fact that you got to read both sides of the story. This series is a must read and I gave it five stars.
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