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241 pages, Unknown Binding
First published December 29, 2014




["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>All in all, the more the series progressed, the less I liked it. Too much drama, too much "strong" fmc and "alpha maleness", too many unnecessary sex scenes. I just didn't feel it. Like, Theo tried so much for Lilly, but she just threw it back at him again and again. Okay, she had a lot of trauma in her past (which by the way becomes boring after a while, all those heroines with so much shit shoved on them). But for a supposedly smart, strong, independent woman, she treated him badly, as if he was against her. Okay she was abused. Okay she couldn't accept someone behind her walls. But fucking hell girl, she knew she was fucked up but she didn't reeeally know? No. She just didn't give a damn. And when she finally did, she didn't go to a professional for help, in order to manage her relationship with a man who worshiped the ground she walked on.
Honestly, when male MCs treat the female MCs badly, I'm all for the fmc letting them stew a bit, maybe some tit-for-tat, but not this. Lilly drove Theo crazy, both mentally and emotionally, especially considering that she PUSHED HIM to most of his reactions. She knew who Theo was before her, she knew he was trying to cope any way he could find with her ice-and-lava shit (it definitely surpassed hot n' cold), yet later on Lilly blamed him for the consequences. If Theo had done to her what Lilly did to him, she would have dropped him from the start like hot shit. Guaranteed.
I'm okay with either MC trying to get the other into a relationship (based on honest, developed feelings, not just sex stuff), but sometimes there is a limit to the emotional abuse someone can put you through. If only ONE of the two is trying, then it's not a healthy, balanced relationship, no matter how much "LOVE" the MCs proclaim. It's just a waste of time, feelings and piece of mind. There's a difference between trying to make a wrong right, trying to fix a mistake and being a complete doormat, begging someone who doesn't really see you because they're willingly hiding their head in the sand...or up their asses.