Thank goodness I will be starting that right away. Yes, she has a soft spot for him but was it fair of her to do what she does knowing she is going to go back to Soren? And is it fair of Wes to expect Nora to change who she is? Shouldn’t you just love the person for who and what they are? Are they both at fault? I don’t know I can tell you the way this book ends will make you desperate for book 4. Wes and Nora stuff well I don’t really know how to think about this. To see the triangle and how each of these characters are intertwined with each other really puts things into perspective.
It really is interesting and it enthralled me I didn’t want to stop listening at any point. This book we get a lot of backstory on Kingsley and Soren and how they meet but also on Soren and his wife. But a new threat from an old adversary is forcing Kingsley to confront the past, reminding him that he must keep his friends close, and his enemies closer.
Søren is the only man Kingsley has ever loved, and their dark, shared history has forged a bond that neither the years - nor Søren's love for Nora - can break. Meanwhile Nora's associate Kingsley Edge is only too happy to take her place at Søren's feet during her hiatus.
But this infamous New York dominatrix is no simpering Southern belle, and Nora's dream of fitting into Wesley's world is perpetually at odds with the relentlessly seductive pull of Søren - her owner, her lover, the forever she cannot have. He's also thoroughbred royalty and, reuniting with him in Kentucky, she's in his world now. Wes Railey is the object of Nora's tamest yet most maddening fantasies, and the one man she can't forget. Two worlds of wealth and passion call to Nora Sutherlin and, whichever one she chooses, it will be the hardest decision she will ever have to make.
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