So, Chase and Faye's realization of their love was passionate, powerful and an all-engulfing sentimental affair. Yet, I couldn't help but feel that Chase was always the man who was like someone outside of a house looking in through a window longing for a life he could never have, when he gazed upon the happiness of other couples. In Faye he found an "angel" to heal his wounds and carry his "dark." In the previous book, Chase was such a mysterious character with a lot of bad crap surrounding him with the good cop/bad cop history he had. But, I felt happy for Chase when he began to bask in his love with Faye because he suffered so much previously.
I loved the leads….OK, yes, they had to look like a gorgeous couple-Chase with his vivid blue eyes, dark blonde hair, athletic build, and Faye with her brilliant blue eyes, auburn hair and hourglass figure, but more than that, they fit emotionally, psychologically and chemically….Haha… I loved how Chase fell for Faye in the aisle of a grocery store, while her nose was in a book. I adored the references to Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars and even Game of Thrones in pockets of the book. Oh, but regarding the heroine-OMG, isn't her last name so cute? And, she's also a geek…definitely an adorable, sexy geek. You have vintage KA hero & heroine: the hero Chace Keaton, detective-badass who tends to speak in phrases (no pronouns needed), and a heroine, Faye Goodnight, who is cute, sweet, innocent and classy….who needs extra moments to process compelling information, signaled by an extra "blink" or a "pardon" or an inquiring, "I'm sorry?" LOL-That's just classic KA writing. This book has so many layers that you will find yourself tearing up, feeling elation, triumphant and indignant, at times. You know, I'm not sure how Kirsten Ashley (K.A.) does it-How she keeps creating these very compelling, insanely beautiful and deep books about characters who are gripping & full-bodied.
FRACKIN' AMAZING-ALL HEART & SIMPLY BREATHTAKING!
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