She's
fallen for him - hook, line, and sinker. Grace knows exactly how dangerous her
feelings for Jonathan Huntington are, but her love for him nevertheless grows
stronger each day she spends near him. Is he really as indifferent as he seems?
Does Jonathan only see her as a willing plaything? When Grace tries to force
him into showing his true colours, it leads to disaster...
My
review:
This is a second instalment in the
Colour of Love series and again I enjoyed it very much. To me the story is
somehow believable and like a modern day Pride and Prejudice (with lots of hot
scenes in it).
First book ended on a cliff hanger and
left us wondering whether Jonathan could really change his lifestyle for Grace.
This book starts off at that point and takes us through the emotional struggle
that this heated relationship is for both Grace and Jonathan. Grace is still
unsure about Jonathan’s feelings for her and how far he will allow himself to
give in to whatever he feels for her. There come various obstacles in their
love story, coming from his mysterious business partner Yuoto and also from the
Earl of Lockwood himself, Jonathan’s father.
Grace finally learns more about
Jonathan’s history which explains his inability to accept his own feelings and
the love Grace so obviously feels for him.
Again this book didn’t disappoint me
and I managed to finish it within 48 hours. I find the author’s writing style
easy to read, the language isn’t overly fluffed up and the characters are
likable and believable. I find myself rooting for Grace and Jonathan and feel
that all the difficulties that come up in their relationship are really just
making them stronger.
Thank
you very much to Netgalley and Bastei Entertainment for access to this book in
exchange for an honest opinion.
My rating: 4.5/5
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