Take a deep breath because Keri Lake is about to take you on an exhilarating, adrenaline-filled, action-packed ride.
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5 "#IveBeenRipped" stars
Take a deep breath because Keri Lake is about to take you on an exhilarating, adrenaline-filled, action-packed ride.
The underbelly of Chicago houses some of its most shadiest inhabitants. In fact, there is only a scuffed thin line that separates Ripley between anti-hero and depraved. He tortures, he kills, he feels nothing. He’s Keri’s darkest character, and yet I could not get enough of him.
If I thought my adoration for Keri’s writing could not get deeper, here comes Ripple Effect to prove me otherwise. Reading is never a spectator sport where Keri is concerned. Whether it be her characters or storyline, participation is a requisite.
Take a deep breath because Keri Lake is about to take you on an exhilarating, adrenaline-filled, action-packed ride.
The underbelly of Chicago houses some of its most shadiest inhabitants. In fact, there is only a scuffed thin line that separates Ripley between anti-hero and depraved. He tortures, he kills, he feels nothing. He’s Keri’s darkest character, and yet I could not get enough of him.
If I thought my adoration for Keri’s writing could not get deeper, here comes Ripple Effect to prove me otherwise. Reading is never a spectator sport where Keri is concerned. Whether it be her characters or storyline, participation is a requisite.
My goodness, that was beautiful. I have to admit I feel rather silly as to why it's taken me so long to pick up a book by Pamela Sparkman. I've[image]
My goodness, that was beautiful. I have to admit I feel rather silly as to why it's taken me so long to pick up a book by Pamela Sparkman. I've seen fantastic reviews for her Stolen Breaths series, but it was the synopsis to Back to Yesterday which instantly ignited my interest.
Set in 1943 during World War II, it was unique to anything I've read previously. After reading I can say it was not only a unique experience, but an incredibly special one too.
Back to Yesterday is the true essence of a love story. It's beautifully written and captures the wonderful and fragile moments that come with falling in love. I basked in the imagery Pamela created and fell in love with not only the story, but the characters too.
My goodness, that was beautiful. I have to admit I feel rather silly as to why it's taken me so long to pick up a book by Pamela Sparkman. I've seen fantastic reviews for her Stolen Breaths series, but it was the synopsis to Back to Yesterday which instantly ignited my interest.
Set in 1943 during World War II, it was unique to anything I've read previously. After reading I can say it was not only a unique experience, but an incredibly special one too.
Back to Yesterday is the true essence of a love story. It's beautifully written and captures the wonderful and fragile moments that come with falling in love. I basked in the imagery Pamela created and fell in love with not only the story, but the characters too.
I honestly found the ‘hero’ to be nothing short of disturbing. The one sided attraction on his part felt more like psychological warfare rather than a I honestly found the ‘hero’ to be nothing short of disturbing. The one sided attraction on his part felt more like psychological warfare rather than a budding romance.
Given the conception of their relationship I can’t be convinced any progression would feel genuine, therefore I’m more than comfortable with my decision to close the page on this series. ...more
Brenna James and Rye Peterson are best known by their loved ones for pushing each other’s buttons. They’ve known one another for y
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★4 STARS★
Brenna James and Rye Peterson are best known by their loved ones for pushing each other’s buttons. They’ve known one another for years and their lives are intertwined in both career and personal. As well as cousin to band member Killian, Brenna is the group’s PR manager extraordinaire. On paper her life is an enviable one, but there’s a niggling itch Brenna needs help scratching.
As bassist to one of the world’s most famous rock bands Rye should feel content with life. Rather he finds himself at a crossroads. He’s known for his carefree attitude but due to the seriousness of a situation he finds himself in, he finds himself looking for distraction where he shouldn’t.
Luck is in on Rye’s side when he overhears a conversation of Brenna’s, and much to Brenna’s horror he others her a solution the feels can bring them mutual satisfaction. The thin line between love and hate is not one neither of them wish to address, but they are both in agreement at the all consuming attraction that has circled them for years.
Conflict arises when fear and old insecurities rear their head to throw their alliance in jeopardy. It was a frustrating to see them give in to what they considered weakness but it was ultimately satisfying to see them confront it. Rye and Brenna are a passionate couple and along with that element, I enjoyed the playfulness of their relationship.
The VIP series is an wonderful one. The blend of humour and emotion makes each book throughly engaging, and the stories are made to be reread. I’m not ready for the series to come to an end yet but I eagerly await for the music to start again with Whip’s book.
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