Christina Bell
remembers what it was like to be part of a loving family. The youngest
of the Bell children, she simply cannot believe that her dad, or anyone
else she loves, had a hand in her mother’s disappearance. She’s looking
forward to moving on and spending more time with her sexy best friend,
Guy Miller, who she is starting to see in a whole new light.
Their attraction sizzling and love deepening, Christina feels confident in her life and ability to handle what comes her way...But when Nichole’s body is found—and the mystery of her death slowly reveals itself—Christina is left not knowing who to trust. What if Guy, her one true desire, proves to be her biggest danger?
Their attraction sizzling and love deepening, Christina feels confident in her life and ability to handle what comes her way...But when Nichole’s body is found—and the mystery of her death slowly reveals itself—Christina is left not knowing who to trust. What if Guy, her one true desire, proves to be her biggest danger?
In Long for Me,
the author finally reveals the details about the circumstances that led to the
death and disappearance of Nichole Bell 15 years earlier. Readers of Break for
Me already knew who was directly responsible for Nichole’s death and I, for
one, could not wait to read this novella to find out how the revelation was
going to affect Guy’s relationship with Chris.
As the youngest
of the Bell siblings, Christina “Tink” was deeply affected by the loss of her
mother. Because she was still a child, her world depended heavily on her mother
and the sudden and unexplained loss was a devastating blow, as well as what
happened in the following years. As time passed, she relied more and more upon
Guy, her older brother’s best friend, and he became her safe haven over the
years. Guy’s love and devotion to Tink (the full extent of which she is unaware
of), is what leads to his presence at her mother’s funeral service and I
absolutely loved what Tink said when the whispers about him attending reached
her ears. Their foundation as long-term friends coupled with their chemistry
makes it easy to root for Guy to win his girl. I thought Jensen and Dean had
chemistry, but Guy and Tink’s sex scenes are by far more intense (at least for
me). It is because of their long-term friendship and chemistry that Chris has
difficulty taking their relationship beyond “just friends” because she’s afraid
of losing yet another person of importance in her life.
Yet again, Ms. Walker
has crafted a story that is so fully written and involved that you forget that
you’re reading a novella. Because of the way the author presents the story, you
can read the novellas as stand-alone stories without feeling lost or confused.
That said, I recommend reading them all for a richer experience and I intend to
go back and read Burn for Me as I adore the Bell siblings and want to read
Tate’s story. Does Guy get his girl? You’ll have to read Long for Me to find
out.
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