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Published August 9, 2017




I didn’t waver. Didn’t blink. Just stared her down like the stranger she was. No longer was she the girl I loved. The girl I broke up my freaking band for. The girl I swore I’d marry and move mountains for. That girl had never existed. The bitch in front of me? My client? My freaking reality.”
I might have used drugs just as badly as they used me. I was a lot of things. But I’d never used people the way Will had just used me. And suddenly I felt like that dirty drug addict all over again. But worse. Because this time it wasn’t drugs staring at me in the face, judging me, making me feel dirty. It was the man I used to love.”
Rachel Van Dyken



"Everyone deserves a second chance..."One of my favorite tropes is second chance romance since I have a soft spot for seeing a couple reconnecting. That being said it was easy to pick up this novel despite the fact that I haven't read any of the previous books in Seaside Pictures series. While Steal is an interconnected stand-alone and I was able to understand everything just fine I think good to know there are many returning characters here and knowing their backstory maybe could have given a fuller experience.
“I’ll regret losing you for as long as I have breath.”On the other hand, some scenes felt a bit too agonizing for my taste. Don't get me wrong I'm fully aware that a journey of redemption is never easy. Trying to recover from mistakes of the past is always messy and chaotic. Dealing with this kind of pain can be heartbreakingly hard. And I admire how the author was able to capture this drama. However, all those hateful feelings made this book rather sad for me. At some points, I have been drowning in pain and grief. I assume two shattered hearts, two insecure and vulnerable souls means a little more struggle than how I like my romance reads.
... anger is always rooted in sadness - always.
#contemporary #dual-pov #second-chance #famous❤ William Sutherland (30) & Angelica Greene (26)
