If you haven’t guessed it yet, the name’s Jack. For the last seven years, I gave up my freedom for a crime I didn’t commit, and all for money, my retirement, and my dreams.
When it was time to leave, my cellmate asked me for a favor. Find his sister, give her a letter, and leave. Easy, right?
Wrong.
Nothing about Ahri was easy. She was a stubborn beauty, an intoxicating mystery, and a feisty fury. She was nowhere near perfect, but perfection was overrated, and Ahrianna Lore was underrated.
I went along with the lie of who she thought I was—just some guy looking at the apartment next door. It was supposed to be a quick hookup, but curiosity got the best of me.
I read the letter.
Have you ever heard the story about the Jack of hearts whose heart was stolen by a beautiful thief?
PAT'S REVIEW
The book opens with Jack Barron getting ready to be paroled his cellmate for the last few years tells him a story and then asks for him to deliver a letter to the person use name is on the front. Jack who went to prison for a crime he did not commit is expecting certain items to be met as soon as he is paroled and the first of those arrives immediately. He is a cocky man but in some ways, you have to be coming from where he was. Arriving a few days later looking for Ahri the name on the envelope. She is a woman that has done things to make it live and only worries about herself and a few friends, very few. She has her secrets as well. Directed to where she is she thinks he is the person arriving to be the roommate she was looking for. He listens to her spiel and they go look at the apartment and also look at each other in a more comfortable position without any cloths. Afterward, she goes to work and tells him in the morning that he will need to pass the inspection of the owner downstairs who runs the bakery. What she did not know was that one of his foster homes the woman spoke Polish and so he spoke there language and would also buy them a new industrial mixer. This is the way it goes, for the most part, he would come and go not telling her he had a penthouse. It was after he needed to give her the letter, teller her that her brother was his celli, and why he did not give it to her the first day. There are other things that need to be worked out also. But this is a story that will keep you entertained from the first page until the last, a very good book with excellent characters. I received this book from Netgalley.com I gave it 4 stars. Follow us at www.1rad-readerreviews.com |
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