Night Owl Reviews
Winter Sloan takes readers on a whirlwind adventure into the darkness of the criminal underworld. Eve Valentin was so easy to relate to. As an overweight teen I knew exactly how she was feeling and how invisible she felt. I knew her pain. And I also knew how it can stay with you as an adult. Vadim Solonik may be a killer but as we are introduced to him he is an abrupt but sensitive man who rescues a lonely girl from a night of misery. He won my heart then and there. He was so unbelievably sensitive towards her and yet he remained the hard man he was at his core. I enjoyed the gritty adventure and the amazing chemistry. The fact that this duo had a history made the story and their connection flow so much quicker. I wasn’t expecting so much tender emotion in a criminal story but I’m so happy there was. If you like your heroes with a strong, rough streak but an undeniable soft spot for the woman he loves, and a heroine who has an abundance of curves, this is a perfect choice. The Story: Eve has never felt as if she fit into the notorious Valentin crime family, she’s chubby and plain and has always felt invisible except for the one time when Vadim rescues her from the shadows. And now years later he has rescued her again but can she trust the hired killer or is it just her silly teenage fantasy?