Erica fell hard, but King is falling harder. Erica isn't the type of woman King would associate himself with, but while he holds everyone else at arms length. He gravitates back to Erica and vice versa. Seeing their relationship progress from the fiasco that was in book 1 to now leaves me wanting more. I love seeing the parallels. Book 1 and 2 have set ups for the rest of the series and they have been wonderful. I'm so excited about what comes next and for more backstory on King!
This is the second book in this series and I can’t wait to read the rest. It’s so different from anything I’ve read from this author. She doesn’t disappoint. Every character has depth and it’s just so refreshing to mix all these topics that aren’t easy to digest. I look forward to more stories that make my skin crawl and my palpitations accelerate (good and bad way😊).
I find myself wondering, where is this story going? I find myself not liking this little girl at all. You can't tell, or you'd be hard pressed to figure out that not only she grew up in church, but that she grew up with 2 parents, it's like she didn't get raised with any discipline at all. The way she violated boundaries. She don't learn lessons. She started off the story at 20, about to be 21 now she's 22, but there's no growth in her. There's no maturity in her. She's still not listening to good advice at 22 the same way she didn't listen to them tell her Tyler was not a good guy at 20. You could not tell that she grew up in church because she just did not know the word period. She continues to make bad situations worse, everybody was telling her that guy was not right. She went to those people church camp and acted up showed her complete behind. But get outraged, when they call her out on what she doing. Even though they was being hypocritical, because they didn't never say nothing to him. I was really hoping this would be a 2 book series. But apparently it's gonna be dragged out to a third book. I really hope that it ends with the next book. The book didn't really get interesting until the end ,the literal last scene. Where's the slow burn? I see no slow burn,Im agitated. I would like to see her mature a bit in the next book, please. Anyway, I am hard pressed to understand how Zoe's mother. Knowing her husband left her with so much debt. They need to have a roof over their heads. She just the decide, she not gonna open up the restaurant... girl the bills keep coming even if you sell the restaurant, those bills are still there. They watched that 80-year-old man burnout his last little candal flame, and nobody said nothing that lady knew her and her husband was old. Well, she didn't try to learn the business. She didn't try to do nothing and just disappeared when he died. I understand grief, but we also understand bills. Where was they gonna live when the restaurant is gone? And the apartment is gone. I'm just saying..
There is a lot going on. There are a lot of characters introduced. A lot of new situations. A lot to keep up with.
This one is a little bit different tho. My gripe is that the author has a general formula regarding the MCs for all her books. This one is shaping up to be different.
The story is still interesting. ADG promises a dark roller coasters ride so I’m wondering where the story is going to go. I’m being open minded about the three main MCs. Being that he had a POV, I’m wondering if Tyler is coming back and if yes in what context.
I wasn’t irked by this installment. And will definitely read the next.
Already on the second book of this story.. And couldn't figure out where the author was going with it. Honestly, I have to say it's kinda refreshing and slow building.. But it's picking up speed and I like it . Lol!!!
The writer's stories are so addictive and this is just the same. The slow burn is burning. The chemistry between King and Erica is crackling but so many people do not want them to know each other, even her own best friend Zosha, who is interested in him for herself. Book 3 can't come fast enough.