Broken heroes seem to be my favorite because they have the most emotional growth throughout the book/series! And the book seems really determined to make you believe that this is all "swoon worthy" and "romantic" but it's not. He was a mystery to me, though if he was as good-looking as his brothers, I wouldn't have any trouble looking at him for the hour ride from the airport to the Steel ranch.

The thing is, I think that this book really had some potential, because there is an intriguing mystery going on with the Steel family. The chapters are fairly short, and things are constantly happening, making the plot move along easily. There were a lot of things I never really thought of (such as altitude sickness, daylight, etc) that were incorporated into the story very well . He has been severely hurt and doesn't know how to show any emotion other than he is a master in the bedroom (His words, not mine. The Craving book series by multiple authors includes books Craving Bad: An Anthology of Bad Boys and Wicked Girls, Craving Loyalty, and Craving Christmas.That's a deep blue, by the way, because I had no idea what the fuck it was - and definitely nowhere close to Jade's self-described "gray" eyes. The description of Jade's anatomy is hilariously bad, to the point that I was attempting not to laugh when the author went on and on about Jade's "red" labia (sounds like there's some serious chafing going on, which I wouldn't be surprised about, considering how much "shoving" organs into orifices occurs in this book). Even if you interned in the area of the law you practice, your boss wouldn’t let you tell clients these types of things.

In another scene, the author takes up several pages (I read this on my Kindle) describing in excruciating detail the sandwich that Jade makes for Talon—something that blows his mind—which is confusing because it’s a grilled cheese sandwich with a tomato on it. I've been hearing about this book for quite some time so I decided to try it but it just didn't live up to expectations.

I seldom talk back to a recording but this seven hour tour was peppered with so many "wth's" and "are you kidding me's" that it might as well have been a duet. And in all honesty, I wasn’t sure what to expect because I haven’t read any of the authors previous books. Let me say as a lesbian - fucking OUCH, use some lube or do some foreplay to get her wet or something!

His clinical use of the word "areola" and talks of stufingf Jade's vagina with his manhood only made me want to puke. Talon is so beautifully broken he makes the perfect book boyfriend that you just want to love and heal. After being jilted on her wedding day, Jade decides to make a fresh start and goes to stay with her best friend , Marjorie Steel.This book was just what I wanted, and if you’re a fan of paranormal romance, then trust me you will want to read it. I love them dark and tormented, and--GAH--Talon has hit my top five list in that regard, up there next to Jamie Fraser and Gideon Cross. You see, Talon has “ the PTSD” because he’s a veteran and because of that, he has all these “walls” built up around him. The one brother never even saw the two interact and he's like, "there's something special," but the sister who has seen them together doesn't have anything to say. They both have walls built, they both have been hurt and humiliated, one much more than the other, but they have protected their hearts to not fall in love.