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| Breaking Bedrock ★★★★ |
We've all heard that story about the perfect family living a perfect life until temptation comes into their lives and turns everything upside down. Except it in this book it doesnt quite end the way you'd think.
In book one we met 'Temptation' William Hartman and he has his sites set on Addison Greyer, a happily married woman and mother of 3. Although she fought him for as long as she could Addison gives into temptation. Never realizing trouble is brewing. 'Trouble' being Scott Hammond. Scott has an old score to settle with William and what better way to make William pay than to take his vengeance out on Addison. When the dust settles Addison decides to separate her self from William.
This book pretty much picks up where bedrock left off. For the sake of her family Addison and William decide it might be best to stay away from each other but the harder they tried that more they failed. when a new threat emerges they both decided to go their separate ways. But for how long?
Meeting Addison in the first book I had a hard time connecting with her. She was so indecisive stringing both her husband and William along. Never being completely honest with either of them with what she wanted til she was forced to.
In book two I had mixed feelings towards her.. I just couldn't relate to her on any level. However it seems a few readers felt the same exact way I did. So Ms King shared the story tellers POV of Addisons characters and it was then her actions started to make sense to me. Thank you for clearing that up BTW.
Overall I really liked this book. Breaking bedrock proofs love isn't always pretty and it never comes along when you want it to. Something I'm learning the hard way in my own personal life. If your a hopeless romantic like my self this is definitely the book for you!
In book one we met 'Temptation' William Hartman and he has his sites set on Addison Greyer, a happily married woman and mother of 3. Although she fought him for as long as she could Addison gives into temptation. Never realizing trouble is brewing. 'Trouble' being Scott Hammond. Scott has an old score to settle with William and what better way to make William pay than to take his vengeance out on Addison. When the dust settles Addison decides to separate her self from William.
This book pretty much picks up where bedrock left off. For the sake of her family Addison and William decide it might be best to stay away from each other but the harder they tried that more they failed. when a new threat emerges they both decided to go their separate ways. But for how long?
Meeting Addison in the first book I had a hard time connecting with her. She was so indecisive stringing both her husband and William along. Never being completely honest with either of them with what she wanted til she was forced to.
In book two I had mixed feelings towards her.. I just couldn't relate to her on any level. However it seems a few readers felt the same exact way I did. So Ms King shared the story tellers POV of Addisons characters and it was then her actions started to make sense to me. Thank you for clearing that up BTW.
Overall I really liked this book. Breaking bedrock proofs love isn't always pretty and it never comes along when you want it to. Something I'm learning the hard way in my own personal life. If your a hopeless romantic like my self this is definitely the book for you!
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