Kayden is a bad boy
that never played by the rules. Sophia has always been the
quintessential good girl, living a life filled with disappointment.
Everything changes when their lives become intertwined through a chance
encounter online.
Hundreds of miles separate them, but the connection that draws them together is too much to be denied. As the layers of their lives peel back, Kayden keeps the dangerous parts of his past hidden to protect the woman who is becoming more important to him than he should allow. What starts as a pursuit of carnal pleasure turns into a complicated love story. His past is a tangled web filled with addiction, an obsessed ex-girlfriend, and problems with the law.
One mistake he thought he had left behind may end up ruining it all.
Hundreds of miles separate them, but the connection that draws them together is too much to be denied. As the layers of their lives peel back, Kayden keeps the dangerous parts of his past hidden to protect the woman who is becoming more important to him than he should allow. What starts as a pursuit of carnal pleasure turns into a complicated love story. His past is a tangled web filled with addiction, an obsessed ex-girlfriend, and problems with the law.
One mistake he thought he had left behind may end up ruining it all.
This is
one of those books where I had mixed emotions about it while I was reading
it. But after finishing it and looking
back, I realized that I did enjoy this book quite a bit. The story was interesting because it brings
up the whole online dating thing, which is a pretty popular way of dating these
days.
I liked
the fact that Sophia was smart enough to check with her friends and family and
make sure they knew who Kayden was. By
the author adding that part into the story, it makes it seem more “safe” and
she’s not just having Sophia running off and meeting some strange guy. So while it may seem like non-important
information to have the in the story, I thought it was great.
There
was plenty of drama that takes place in this book, you add bottles of booze and
a crazy ex-girlfriend, and of course it’s going to be interesting! Sophia’s character shows a bunch of strength
throughout the book. I enjoyed that she
was willing to stand next to Kayden even when he was pushing her away. That shows the type of person that she
is. Kayden’s character seemed very
unappreciative to me at times, but I suppose that’s just the way of an addict.
This
story touches on some important things that take place in day to day life, and
even though Kayden was going through a really tough time for the majority of
the book, it was still nice to see as he was able to overcome everything and
still come out on top.
I would
consider this a book a romance that has a little bit of everything in it. Overall, it makes for a great read!
Something you may or may not know about me is that I met my
husband online. This made me very
curious about “Untangle Me”, as the main characters meet through chance online,
and from there their lives sort of weave together. I will say that this story is a bit more
erotic than my own. And there’s a lot
more six/eight pack abs in story than mine…my husband has more of a keg. But, it is nice to see a story where there
main characters meet in a way that is becoming more common in this day and age.
Kayden is a bad boy (c’mon, you know you love the bad
boys). He’s got a bit of shady past
involving addiction and troubles with the law.
And he hasn’t exactly made the best decisions when it comes to women
either. When he meets Sophia, the “good
girl”, he immediately views her differently.
And what starts as a casual encounter becomes really important to both
of them.
This tale is full of plenty of angst, so if you’re an
angst-lover you will not be disappointed here.
Kayden, while endearing by the end, takes some time to get used to. He’s just such a scoundrel! But, to give him credit, he’s different with
Sophia. Make fun of me if you wish, but
I’m a true believer that when you find someone you can spend the rest of your life
with, you know. And things just fall
into place from there. I felt that was
very much the way things went for Kayden and Sophia, and I really liked
that. Sophia is a great female character
too. I really admired that way that she
embraced new experiences and wasn’t afraid to speak her mind. Even though she is the stereotypical “naïve”
girl, she’s not annoying. It works for
her, and he has a good balance of fragility and strength that I think is very
realistic. Plus, she likes to read
(she’s a school librarian) and has some book boyfriends obsessions…totally my
kind of girl. Also, the main characters
are in their 30’s and in my humble opinion, there aren’t enough love stories
about couples at this age. I, for one,
really appreciated that!
This book’s POV alternates between the two main
characters. I’m a fan of this, as I feel
it gives the reader a very complete story to follow. I know some people think that it takes some
of the mystery out of the story, but don’t worry about that here. There are plenty of twists and turns in this
plot to keep you invested in the story. Overall, I really enjoyed the story. When I finished reading it, I was teetering between giving it 4 or 4.5 stars, but I have now decided that because it has a warning about “objectionable material”, it deserves 4.5. Well, that and the fact that it’s a well-written and engrossing story that you won’t be able to put down. Enjoy, book friends!
I have been a teacher for over ten
years, and needed a creative outlet for all my naughty thoughts. I received a
bachelors degree in History and a Masters in Education, which led me to
becoming a high school history teacher.
I love to read, I can devour a book a day, when given the chance or having the time. I can't pick one favorite book, there are just too many that come to mind. I do have favorite authors though. My top five authors are: Colleen Hoover, S.C. Stephens, Tarryn Fisher, CJ Roberts, and Kele Moon. I agonized over the top five. There are so many fantastic Indie authors that help feed my quest for the next best story.
Writing has been a journey unlike; filled with anguish, love, fear, and creativity. I'm excited for the next step and to share Kayden and Sophia.
I love to read, I can devour a book a day, when given the chance or having the time. I can't pick one favorite book, there are just too many that come to mind. I do have favorite authors though. My top five authors are: Colleen Hoover, S.C. Stephens, Tarryn Fisher, CJ Roberts, and Kele Moon. I agonized over the top five. There are so many fantastic Indie authors that help feed my quest for the next best story.
Writing has been a journey unlike; filled with anguish, love, fear, and creativity. I'm excited for the next step and to share Kayden and Sophia.
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