Lilly K. Cee

OMG, can I say that I am a sucker for accents. Listening to this book on audio version with narrator, Gary Furlong voicing Sean, and Jasper in an Irish accent is great. Angelina Rocca did a really good job as well voicing Brit.

Narrators, Gary Furlong and Angelina Rocca did good jobs bringing this story to life. I will by checking out more audio books narrated by them.

You could feel the strong bond that these three shared growing up. Brit was naive to notice that both guys saw her as more than just a friend. Sean was always protective of Brit, maybe a little overprotective. Jasper on the other hand was a bit of a jokester but he still loved Brit as well. When it came to the two guys, I was undecided about them as my feelings towards them kept shifting. So, if I am honest, they both are equal in my book.

This is not just a romance book but an emotional and angsty read as well.… (altro)

Technically I’d give this book a 4.75, if it was possible. The story was great - loved it! The writing style really appealed to me. I loved the characters SO much. Even Mac and his intolerable ways. The brokenness of both Mac and Cassidy was so well written. Seriously, I could not get enough of them! I was up until 4am reading this last night!

Often indie authors have a lot of misspellings and I only noticed one in this book which was a great relief. There were two things that weren’t so much my preference. Mac often spoke in incomplete sentences. That may have been intentional, but it didn’t speak to me about his character or mindset. The other thing that wasn’t my favorite was the way “hella” was used. My understanding is that “hella” is like using “very” or “a lot”. In this book it was used in the place of hell as in, “hella no.”

Overall, this was a great book and I definitely give it a 🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶 for spice! Whew!… (altro)

"Because in my world, it’s the only thing that happens; love is not a reward. It’s not bells and doves and silver glitter. It’s bruises and humiliation and pain and blood."

This picks up right where we left off in Entanglement. BRUTAL!

I could not get enough of Brit and Sean. The dysfunction. Friends to lovers. Dark and twisty thoughts of a broken woman. MORE MORE MORE! This book (and Entanglement) threw me into the WORST book hangover. I'm sad that I'll never have the opportunity to go back and read this duology again.

Author note: You know you have a wonderful author on your hands when you want to go to them to talk about these characters as if they are REAL people that you both know and love!… (altro)

This book has trigger warnings! Alcoholism, child abuse, sexual assault, assault, mental illness, childhood trauma.

You know how sometimes you're driving (or riding) down the road and something catches your attention... something just doesn't fit and you think to yourself, "what in the world did I just see?" Well, that's what happens here... you're reading and enjoying this very well written story and all of a sudden you're SMACKED in the face with... you get my point.

Britton (Brit) Delany and her mother move to Ireland to stay in an Irish Manor House. Their relationship is not ideal. Brit finds comfort in running around the grounds with the cousins (her "boys") that also live in the Manor House. This is the story of Brit and her "boys" connecting as adults and dealing with the lasting trauma of their childhood.

These characters are so well developed and the scenery is perfectly described. There is no difficulty imagining that you are there with the characters as you experience their bond. Lilly makes you wish you could read her books for the first time all over again. I cannot wait to see what happens in Tranquility. I see some late nights in my future...… (altro)