As I glanced up at the cloudless, azure sky, the midday sun hit me square in the eye, blinding me. Sweat poured down the back of my T-shirt, and I momentarily cursed my fashion choice. I’d smacked more hands off my butt in that one afternoon than in the entire time I’d worked at Pete’s Bar. It was even more revolting when some of those people decided that being crammed together like sardines gave them the freedom to invade my personal space. It was revolting to have strangers rubbing up against my body. As I was jostled, smashed into, and bumped up against, I felt the afternoon heat in the clammy skin of every person who touched me. Since I’d only been there a little over a year, I took the kind man’s word for it. Read moreĪccording to the Channel Four weatherman, it was the hottest summer on record in Seattle. Kellan had a legitimate reason to ot tell her about the texts but her reason about not telling him about Denny was laughable.Īnyway, I gave it a three star review because I still think that despite everything Kiera and Kellan are hot together and the secondary characters were way more captivating. And may I just say that everything that happened wrong in their relationship is Kiera's fault. I was cheering for them and I almost forgot about he whole schbang with Kiera and Kellan. The good point of the book was the thing with Kellan and his father and Anna with Griffin. Kiera managed to get even more annoying and obnoxious, Kellan was his sweet self and we got Denny with all his wounded pride but with a new love and extremely happy, but there's always Kiera to start thinking every single thing over and over with an obsession that only she manages. The first book was sligthly better than this one with all the love triangle and cheating involved, but this one was one lame excuse for a sequence.

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