More Than Their Pasts

Nicholas Lyon and Mina Thorne are dynamic characters that come off the page. They are both strong, determined, and independent. They are also both wounded by their pasts, although in different ways. Their romance not only brings them their happily ever after but also helps to heal their internal wounds. It’s fun reading their encounters wondering if they are going to spar or kiss or do both. Sparks fly off the page when these characters are together.

This is a story with a brooding hero with a dark past that he doesn’t want to have anything to do with. The hero and heroine are relatable. The more I read the more I wanted to read to see where the story was going to go. Nicholas has a huge character growth as he learns to live with if not accept his past and put it behind him. Mina is sweet, carrying and fisty – which in my opinion makes for a good combination in a heroine. The ending to the romance was very fitting for this couple and their story.

The narrator for this book wasn't bad - easy to understand regardless of speed listened to, and voice was changed to easily identify most of the characters.

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