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>I am an independent reviewer. This book is the fourth in the Fierce Hearts series and ends in an HEA.
>I haven't read any books in this series, so I was worried I wouldn't really be able to follow the story. I was wrong. The author does a good job filling in previous information while telling the present story. Tizzy is a cancer survivor, who is now sterile. Quinn is a recovering alcoholic, haunted by childhood sexual abuse. Their attraction and romance was sweet. Both characters had legitimate reasons to fear intimacy. Quinn was portrayed as extremely bright. He has a hard time relating to others. His bluntness was a source of humor in a story that was very serious otherwise. I felt a little more humor needed to be used to balance the story a little bit more.
>The conflict in this story is the same conflict from the previous books. Not having read the previous books, the hatred for this evil company and exactly how evil the company is was lost to me. I didn't feel the threat as much as I felt the story called for. After the company attacks, there really isn't any more action. The end of the book falls a little flat as a result. The author throws in a very romantic HEA, but threat-wise, nothing has changed.
>This book is appropriate for an adult audience. The romance is tame, but sufficient description is used.
> I am giving this book 4 stars.
>I am an independent reviewer. This book is the fourth in the Fierce Hearts series and ends in an HEA.
>I haven't read any books in this series, so I was worried I wouldn't really be able to follow the story. I was wrong. The author does a good job filling in previous information while telling the present story. Tizzy is a cancer survivor, who is now sterile. Quinn is a recovering alcoholic, haunted by childhood sexual abuse. Their attraction and romance was sweet. Both characters had legitimate reasons to fear intimacy. Quinn was portrayed as extremely bright. He has a hard time relating to others. His bluntness was a source of humor in a story that was very serious otherwise. I felt a little more humor needed to be used to balance the story a little bit more.
>The conflict in this story is the same conflict from the previous books. Not having read the previous books, the hatred for this evil company and exactly how evil the company is was lost to me. I didn't feel the threat as much as I felt the story called for. After the company attacks, there really isn't any more action. The end of the book falls a little flat as a result. The author throws in a very romantic HEA, but threat-wise, nothing has changed.
>This book is appropriate for an adult audience. The romance is tame, but sufficient description is used.
> I am giving this book 4 stars.
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October 17, 2015
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October 17, 2015
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