Michele Hauf

This was a very interesting read, I enjoyed how the storyline was mysterious and action packed throughout yet it had a nice amount of romance and hot moments. Savin and Jett were best friends growing up and one day when they were out playing they got sucked into this dark world full of demons and horrible things. They survived because they had each other until one day Jett was falling down this lava type waterfall and Savin assumed she was dead so he found a way out by what he thought was chance. One night Jett comes back after 20 years of being gone and Savin finds her and helps her. The story like I said keeps you intrigued throughout and I enjoyed it. I do think if I had read the previous books I would have understood more of the background to the story like the side characters but I never got completely lost because the author explains things very well.… (meer)

My rating for this book probably says more about me right now than it does about the book itself, but I found myself nit-picking everything as I read. I keep picking up romances, only to be reminded that I’m not really into romance anymore. I don’t buy the explosive immediate relationship (seriously, you run into a man holding a big f**king gun in a dark abandoned warehouse and your first thought is to KISS him?!), and the conflict between them seemed manufactured and far-fetched. I just couldn’t suspend my disbelief enough to get into this one to the level I would have needed to in order to give it a higher score. I finished it, but I must admit I skimmed the last few chapters and I was glad when I turned the last page.… (meer)