Bottom Line: This story grabs you by the throat and doesn't let up the grip until the final page. Fans of All Kinds of Tied Down will not be disappointed with this installment. This was a roller coaster ride of action and emotion that I didn't want to end. And I really, really don't want to give anything away with this review - suffice it to say I think I said, 'Holy shit!' more times than any other book this year.

It's AWESOME! So what do I think you need to know? The story is once again told entirely from Miro's perspective. In the first chapter alone there's two foot chases, a roof jump, and Sam Kage being a badass. ' Even though privately Miro and Ian are having some growing pains their professional relationship is the same as ever. The idea everyone liked the best was that because I was a foster kid who was passed around from pillar to post until I was legal, when I saw my happily ever after, I went after it like a charging bull. My friends had different theories about why I pushed when the person I cared about-and in this case: desperately, madly, loved-wasn’t ready. ' What was sad was that I always did that, always wanted it all instead of being happy with what I had. It's been about eight months since they've become partners in private too and their private relationship is not all kittens and rainbows.

At the beginning of the story we find ourselves back with Miro and Ian being.Miro and Ian. It's a fantastic performance for a superb story! I have one thing to say about this story: Buckle up, 'cause this ride goes from zero to a hundred sixty in three point one seconds flat! Okay, so obviously I have more to say than that. He takes this story and shines a light on all the deeply nuanced corners and crevices. Once again, Tristan James outdoes himself.

No quick fix mary calmes