Sweet Jesus, Mary and Joseph! This journey that Lila is taking us on is incredible. When this book starts, I am dying along with Ally. Then things take a turn and I feel like I am flying with all the happiness. And then the end comes and the cliffhanger that Lila gives us leaves me gutted. So gutted that I think my heart actually stops and the tears start flowing.
This story picks up where Part One ends; Hunter walking into dinner with Paige on his arm. Ally knows that he can see anyone that he chooses, but seeing him with her sister is just too much. Ally is a strong, independent individual, but everyone has their breaking point and she is quickly coming to that point.
Hunter is deliciously seductive with a set of very kissable lips. Lips that you want all over you. He knows that he must do everything to keep the business in his hands, but he also wants Ally and will do anything to get her to admit she wants him just as badly. Even with his determination and a sneaky plan, Ally is a wild card that could bring his empire down with a few choice words to the wrong people.
Ally and Hunter, after working through their issues and the whole Paige matter, finally start a steamy affair that both have been dying to have since their first meeting.
But just as this affair starts, something happens that implodes this couple and ends everything they just started. Can our couple find a way to make things right and start anew, or have we seen the last of these two.
Seriously, Lila knows how to tell a story that will capture you, hold you hostage, and leave you dangling in the wind while you want for the next part of the series. Hunter is just like his liquor, smooth and tasty. Ally has spunk and fire that makes her desirable. Put these two together and it's like a wild fire roaring out of control.
This story will have you laughing, crying, dying, and burning hot. Lila has never let us down, so I look forward to see how this story will end. Will Hunter and Ally walk into the sunset, happily ever after or will they walk away from each other. I'm hoping it's the former.