Heaven and Hell by Kristen Ashley
This review is from 2013 and is kept here for reference. Check the link for updates.
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- Stars
- ★★★★★
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- ContemporaryErotica
Recommendation
I feel like Stefon when I say this, but it’s the truth: This book has everything. Heaven and Hell is an epic story of romance, emotional tension, heat, sexy alpha males, humor, redemption, amazing locations, mystery, and super hot sex. If you’ve read other Kristen Ashley books, this is a definite must read. If you haven’t read KA books, this one is MUCH longer, much more verbose, and much more intense in terms of a detailed storyline than her others. Once you start H&H, settle in because it’s a long one but definitely one I didn’t want to end. [May 2013]
Excerpts
He surged up and was over me. “You ready?” he whispered. “Yeah,” I answered and I was. I didn’t know exactly what he was referring to but I also didn’t care.
“Right,” he said softly, “now, you were in the middle of usin’ your mouth on me when I interrupted to fuck you. Let’s go back to that.”
Publisher synopsis
After making a bad decision when she was very young, Kia Clementine finds herself in hell. Then, suddenly, within the time it takes for a shotgun to blast, her hell changes. Completely. Then out-of-the-blue she sees Sampson Cooper, her celebrity crush. A man the whole world knows is decent. A man the world knows is loyal. A man the world knows is good. All of these very unlike her now dead husband.
He’s sitting at a table right next to hers. And she catches his eye.
Terrified of the interest Sam shows in her, Kia finds the courage to go out with him. Not long after, she shares her dark secrets and Sam shares that he’ll stop at nothing to gain her trust.
As Sam leads Kia to heaven, Kia realizes that Sam is living his own hell. But although he gives her beauty and she gives him everything, he withholds his trust.
Even with all the beauty Sam shows her, Kia wants it all. But Sam forces Kia to make a heartbreaking decision and only she can decide. It’s all or nothing.
Review published May 7, 2013