At first glance, this book looks like a sultry tale featuring a spoiled, playful vixen, and her bodyguard -turned- lover. While Hallie and Ransom's relationship,and their off the charts *amazing* chemistry make an entertaining and sexy backdrop for the reader,
it quickly became so much more than that.
LJ Shen bravely addresses topics such as childhood trauma, abandonment/attachment issues, and lends representation to learning disabilities, and of finding self worth after sexual assault.
If you've ever felt invisible,or as if you don't measure up, this story will give you hope for a future,of possibility.
I absolutely adored Hallie,and the courage she digs so deeply to find after a lifetime of being silenced,in every way possible.
Ransom is not your typical damaged MMC. He was very self aware,and unapologetically himself. I liked him immensely,flaws and all.
I believe this story will prove meaningful to many people who are used to feeling like an outcast, misunderstood,and rejected .
Sometimes, it only takes one person in life to find value in you,and what you have to offer.