Déjà vu because there were many scenes that seemed familiar, although I am 99.99% certain that I have not read this volume before. I'm not talking about "all Mary Calmes books are alike, so of course it seems familiar". I distinctly recall specific things, such as the new sister in law and her fathe...
*Audio edition*Well I have to say that this was more over the top than [b:A Matter of Time, Vol. 1|8578291|A Matter of Time, Vol. 1 (A Matter of Time, #1-2)|Mary Calmes|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1334772211s/8578291.jpg|14203921] . I listened to this story by the same narrator as the first and I...
*Re-read 9/7/14 for Re-Romancing the Faves Challenge. I still love Jory and Sam, but God does Sam drive me batsh!t at the wedding, and I feel like the wedding is wholly unnecessary to the story. I just don't understand why Sam who's crazy jealous over anyone even looking at Jory allows the hyena t...
I honestly have no idea why I read this or why I keep torturing myself with these characters and horrendous editing. It's like some sort of weird addiction I can't shake. I can't swear I won't read the next books. I wish I could. Anyway, my addiction adds a star here and makes all of 2 for this hot ...
The first volume, although rather unrealistic, was at least fun to read. This one, though, was simply horrible - first some stalking, then rape (picking up a drunken Jory, not caring about him saying no repeatedly and even physically trying to fight Sam off), Sam's family pressuring Jory to promise ...
4.5 I have a love/hate relationship with these books. So much about them irritates me - yet I can't put them down once I start reading.As much as the references to 'the beautiful' people in these stories annoyed the living daylights out of me, as much as Jory being fed every two seconds (admittedly ...
BOOK THREEThree years have passed since the last book in the series. Sam has left Jory and his absence has taken a toll on our favorite man. Jory has spiralled down into disaster – he sleeps around, drinks too much. It’s not until he meets Aaron Sutter and gets involved with him that Jory tries to f...
If I had not been paying attention, I would have sworn I was reading Volume 1 all over again. Volume 2 is the exact same book: white van kidnapping Jory; Sam and Jory fighting over coming out; one of them leaving the other at the hospital; every man that Jory meets wants to feed him, fuck him, and ...
Book 3 is definitely a favorite of mine in the series. I think mostly because we see Sam really have to work to get back into Jory's graces and I loved to read that. Honestly, initially knowing there was a three year gap between books 2 and 3 really threw me for a loop. Time gaps are something that ...
The first Volume was a nice read, but the second is just too much. Jory is too beautiful, everyone loves him and he saves every situation. He is simply too good. And beautiful. And irresistable. And beautiful. And adorable. And beautiful. And everybody loves him. Because he is ... well maybe you can...
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