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Markus Schuette schuettemae30c — My least favorite in the series,it took me longer to get into this one than it did to get into the first one, but again the ends justify the means. Once I got into the book I couldn't put it down and although it wasn't my favorite book it introduced a central character to the story and one that I had a little bit of a crush on. Wasn't nearly as taken with Adrian as I was consumed by Dimitri, but still Adrian's introduction to the storyline brought more depth to some of the relationships in the book.

Digibrand Riga digibrand — I love this book. I remembered really enjoying it the first time around, and it held true this time as well. Movie star turned director Zach Benedict is wrongfully convicted of murdering his wife, then escapes after five years in prison. Julie Mathison is a small town schoolteacher in the wrong/right place at the wrong/right time. She become his kidnapping victim, and over a few days trapped in a beautiful home in the Colorado mountains, she tries to escape, he confesses more about himself than he has to anyone else, and they fall in love. What was surprising about this second read is how long the book felt. In retrospect, I wouldn't trade it for anything, because I recognize why it feels long. I've read enough romance novels to know that at the point where Zach realizes Julie didn't betray him, and comes to her to ask her to marry him, that in another book, that would have been the cue for "The End - and they lived happily ever after..." Instead, the last hundred pages or so tells the delightful story of their second love story, during their engagement period in her small town. It's lighthearted and fun, and I can't begrudge it feeling a bit long enough to say that I wouldn't have wanted to hear that story.