I stumbled upon Maggie Rawdon by complete accident
and became obsessed. And since I was lucky enough to get in early, I feel like
I've watched her writing develop. That said, I am not an analytical reader, I
like what I like, and sometimes that's something I wouldn't like a week before.
For me getting in early is normally a bad thing because I have to wait for each
book to be written rather than just stalking the back catalogue. But I can
honestly say in this instance I've noticed the growth and it's lined up
beautifully with my reading kinks.
This book was soo hot. Like unbelievably need to
put it down because I was squirming in public, and hubby was very aware of my
issue. Which I wasn't expecting from the blurb. I was kind of worried about the
whole brother’s ex thing but honestly I couldn't have cared less once I started
reading it.
Coop was everything. He was an amazing father and I
loved seeing the relationship between Coop and Lizzy along with the snips of
co-parenting with Lizzy's mum. And the way Beatrix fit in with them was
perfect. But Coop, not the father, was beyond words. He was jealous and
possessive and protective and the way he let her set the pace while still
pushing her for more.
Beatrix was so genuine. She felt her pain, but she
didn't let it control her actions. I seriously enjoyed watching her share her
story with Coop and being so open and honest about her feelings made her even
better.
I loved every minute of reading this book and I
can't recommend it more. I would just suggest reading it in private with no
distractions.
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