This Love Hurts by W. Winters
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Recommendation
I could not wait for this book to come out as Willow is one of my favorite authors and I usually devour her stories in one sitting. The tale of Cody, Delilah, and Marcus promises to be a twisted one. The foundation was laid in this book for a very compelling series. A dangerous love triangle that puts Delilah in a very intense spot. I am dying to know more of the history between Cody & Marcus and why they have agreed to stay away from her. Poor Delilah feels torn between two deliciously sexy men but what if it comes down to picking the lesser of the two evils? This book definitely has more of a suspense/mystery tone than romance but the heat is still worked in very nicely. I am hooked!
Excerpts
His lips barely leave her skin… not even to breathe.
Tilting my head and rising up just slightly on my heels, I meet his need with my own. His hands play against my back, keeping me to him and my own reach around his neck, loving the skin-on-skin contact and wanting more of it. Needing more of it.
His teeth rake down the side of my neck and a gasp escapes me. True want and need roll through my body.
Publisher synopsis
USA Today Best Selling Author, Willow Winters, brings you an all-consuming, sizzling romance featuring an epic, anti-hero you won't soon forget.
Some love stories are a slow burn. Others are quick to ignite, scorching and branding your very soul before you’ve taken that first breath. You’re never given a chance to run from it.
That’s how I’d describe what happened to us.
Everything around me blurred and all that existed were his lips, his touch…
The chase and the heat between us became addictive.
Our nights together were a distraction; one we craved to the point of letting the world crumble around us.
We should have paid attention; we should have known that it would come to this.
We both knew it couldn’t last, but that didn’t change what we desired most.
All we wanted was each other…
Review published July 30, 2020