If there ever was an occasion to use the expression ‘You can’t have your cake and eat it too!’, this would be it. Kiera is then faced with more guilt than she can process, coupled with an attraction to Kellan that grows each day and which she does not know how to fight. Things happen, tequila is involved, and they sleep together.
They start developing a friendship separate from the one that Kellan and Denny share and sparks fly. His attraction to Kiera is immediate but mainly because he likes the way she loves Denny, in my opinion. His past had made him an attention junkie – he had no idea what love really was so he equated it to the attention that he received from the hordes of faceless women who pursued him. I just adored his character, as broken and as troubled as he was.
However, I quickly got over my reservations once I became a Kellan Kyle groupie. Now, I have to start by saying that I do not condone cheating, I do not forgive cheating and I judge people who cheat, so having guessed pretty early on what was going to happen made me frown a bit. I felt like I was emotionally whiplashed every 5 minutes. But this story is everything but predictable. Two gorgeous hunks, one woman, same apartment, it doesn’t take a genius to guess what might happen. They move in with Denny’s childhood friend, Kellan, a local rock star. It’s the story of a young woman, Kiera, who moves across the country, away from her family and friends, to be with the love of her life and boyfriend extraordinaire, Denny. This is one of those books that I loved immediately but I got really really frustrated while reading it.
Stephens, Kellan Kyle? Really? How are we expected to have any semblance of a love life after meeting a fictional character like Goddamn Kellan Kyle? … Would anyone judge me if I tattooed his name on my chest?
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