Losing Sage is not an option. Belmont's heart is hers, has alwaysbeen hers. He knows she's hiding something from him, but nothing will stand in his way of telling her just how much she means to him. Finding her is easy---saving her from her past could cost him everything.
PAT'S REVIEW
The suburban now only has two people inside has it is headed towards New York. Sage and Belmont, and in a matter of moments Belmont’s world is turned upside down by the words and actions of Sage. As he grips the steering wheel watching her literally disappear he feels his world come to an end. Instead of driving to the train station he gets out and walks to find her. You are taken inside his head with the sheer size of the station if you have been to New York you know what I’m talking about. He does find her and he gives her a kiss and tells what has been stored in his brain that he was not able to let out until they're on the podium, and he then lets her get on the train to go to where she needs to be. When his meltdown comes he is in the hotel swimming pool a few days before Christmas feeling. When Arron calls snapping him out of his fog and then realizing after talking awhile that he may have a clue to where Sage had gone. Sage has gone home to Louisiana and it is not pretty. Not the town, her home, her memories, her parents, or anything. You realize the reason she left within a short period and the reason she is back is to help her parents. To take over working in the salt mine for her father, yes an actual salt mine. The man that owns the mine and everything reminds me of the old man from “It’s a Wonderful Life”, mean and hateful. That part is explained. When Belmont shows up she has been trapped below ground because of a collapse. Once out there time together becomes intense and you are taken on a ride between the two of them. Not only are they finding themselves but they are becoming a sexual couple and those scenes are hot and done in a way that only enhances this story. You find out so much about Belmont and mainly about time he was stuck in the well and the whole story behind that was very interesting. There was so much to this story that not one thing sticks. Every time a new chapter started I was surprised by what was taking place. Also by the emotion that Belmont was showing in this book. This all leads me once that the ending was not as good as the story itself. For once, or just occasionally I come across a book where the meat of the book is better than the ending and the epilogue. This is one of those books. I am glad I read the other ones but for me, this was by far the best one. An outstanding book. I thank the author. I got this book from Netgalley.com I gave it 5 stars. Follow us at www.1rad-readerreviews.com
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