Their road trip was only the beginning. Now comes the hunt.
When Ayla Carver is taken again, this time by the ex who once sold her out, her worst nightmare becomes reality. Dragged back into the shadows of her past, she’s forced to confront the man who put a price on her life… and the crime boss still pulling the strings.
U.S. Marshal Katherine Shaw refuses to lose her a second time.
Unbroken, book two in the Ayla & Kathy duet, picks up where Undeniable leaves off and races toward a heart-pounding conclusion, where kidnappers, cartels, and federal inquiries collide with one uncompromising
They can take Ayla. They can strip Kathy of her badge.
I am your friendly neighborhood Sapphic romance writer, who has a knack for writing steamy romances, that also work as comfort reads. I know, a conundrum! But once you give my books a shot, you'll know what I mean! I live in London, a few streets away from where Sherlock Holmes used to live, so... if I you find me taking too long to publish my next book, I am probably off with Mr. Holmes on an adventure.
Although I enjoyed this book, I am disappointed.. In the first book we have hot and heavy smut! THE PIANO SCENE!! However, the second book feels like a high school romance. I definitely wouldn’t consider it smutty, spicy at times. The book also had a lot of build up for a strap on scene, with no delivery. You’re going to tell me we have to hear about how being strapped by Kathy would make her “dreams come true” and we read about her getting a strap on delivered to her in the build up of Kathy’s return. But what do we get instead of the smutty dirty strap on scene that was building up, we get “ we fuck, and then we fuck some more. We fuck with the strap-on, and Kathy actually makes all my dreams come true”. I’m sorry what? After the piano scene in the first book, I was expecting a degrading strap on scene we deserved and I’m fairly disappointed.
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This book is exactly the kind of sequel I hoped for after the abrupt ending of the 1st one. While I still feel that both books could have easily been combined into one longer, more cohesive novel, this second installment delivers a genuinely rewarding continuation of Kathy and Ayla’s story.
I loved seeing them finally get the peace and happiness they fought so hard for. Their relationship feels more grounded here, and the emotional beats land beautifully. One of the biggest surprises was Ayla’s mother — after everything in book one, I never expected her to become such a strong ally, and that twist added a lot of warmth and depth.
Kathy’s hometown absolutely stole my heart. The way the entire community loves her, respects her, and shows up for her was one of the most touching parts of the book. Those scenes gave the story a sense of belonging and closure that the first book didn’t quite reach.
And yes — the bad guys finally get what they deserve, some more than others, and it’s incredibly satisfying. The ending ties everything together in a way that feels earned, hopeful, and complete.
Overall, this book is a strong, heartfelt conclusion to the duet. After the frustration of book one’s sudden stop, this sequel delivers the emotional resolution and happy ending Kathy and Ayla deserved.
Fast-paced, sex, danger, plots, Mafia, drugs, rock and roll. What could be better? A writer with a philosophical viewpoint who knows a thing or two about the value of love. And is talented enough to express it well. Loved the road trip. That'd be a food framework for the film I'm hoping for.
So because I refuse to DNF anything and I already paid for book two, I read it. Still 1 star cause there’s still some obvious signs of AI with repetitive phrases, movements that don’t add up, etc. I will I think this one was better than the first for what it’s worth.
It has been years since I have gone on the search and read a sapphic romance and honestly I’m now addicted. They are beautiful, even in their darkest moments love is stronger than all the noise.
I love everything by this author. It's laugh out loud funny, heartfelt, and relatable. The characters are amazing. Can't wait to read all of her books.