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298 pages, ebook
First published November 7, 2016


Reed's a professional bullshit detector. And me? I'm a professional bullshitter.
There's a battle behind his eyes, between wanting to help me and wanting to keep his distance.
The voice is the remnants of all the doubt, insecurities and suspicions ingrained in me from childhood.
"You work in journalism long enough, you come to realize there's no limit to the angles you can write a story from while still technically telling the truth. The truth is a prism, reflecting back on itself. We can only handle one facet at a time."
Fire burned in her eyes and made me wish circumstances were different. Because, this woman? It took everything in me to keep from begging her to let me take her hard and fast, right against that column.
"What's wrong?" she asks.
"What's wrong is the part of me that wants you, doesn't just crave to be inside of you, it wants to fuck you senseless. Hard. Rough. Mercilessly."
“Fire burned in her eyes and made me wish circumstances were different. Because, this woman? It took everything in me to keep from begging her to let me take her hard and fast , right against that column. ”
Veronica Larsen

"I don't need to feel safe... I felt perfectly safe before this happened. What good did it do me? I want to feel prepared."
"No part of me feels the urge to run. I will do it. I will empty out the magazine into whoever the hell is in my house."Even though I like my damsel-in-distress heroines, I loved watching her be her own hero. But that strength didn't make it easy for Reed.
"Your pride is beautiful... but it will keep you from the things your heart wants."It was made even more complicated since he's the detective on her case, and he was wary to start something with her. Reed eventually realizes he can't help himself; and I loved the first move he made <3
His fingers sink into my hair and, barely audible, he whispers, "Fuck it."And while I like the characters and the suspense, I didn't necessarily love the love story. It was good, but the balance between the mystery and the romance felt a little off. Their feelings just weren't as deep as I would have liked because so much of the story was wrapped around her stalker.
"I'm a writer. I don't like outside."







