Captivated by You: A Crossfire Novel

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The stories themselves were very fun and funny, I was laughing to myself on more than one occasion. I loved to see the classmates' interactions and how they would behave in another story when a new perspective came around. There was also some of that light BL (boys love) implication within the stories, which added an air of sweetness, and for those that BL isn't their jam arguably all but one could be read as a deepening or developing friendship between guys. Which is also very much welcome. There are better times, and you know it. Landon knows it. You sell to him, you’ll only be encouraging him.” Sherman, Jennifer (March 6, 2020). "Children of the Sea, A Brief History of Robo sapiens Win Media Arts Awards". Anime News Network . Retrieved June 16, 2022.

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We faced a terrible choice: return to the safety of the lives we'd had before each other, or the fight for a future that suddenly seemed an impossible and hopeless dream . . . That’s what you said when I advised you to sell it a few years ago and you chose to sink millions in renovations into it instead. An expense that you’re just finally breaking even on, and now you want to offload it in a still-shaky market to a guy who wants your head?” I want a recent photo of Anne Lucas and a detailed rundown of where she was last night on my desk by noon.”I felt him slipping from my grasp; my greatest fears becoming my reality; my love tested in ways I wasn't sure I was strong enough to bear.

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I was born in New York. I’d grown up in and near the city and eventually began to make it my own. At some point, I’d stopped noticing it. But Eva’s fascination and delight with my hometown had reintroduced it to me. I didn’t study the city with the intensity she did, but I saw it with fresh eyes all the same. The city spread out before me, the view obstructed by taller buildings. From the penthouse, I could see for miles. But from the Upper West Side apartment I’d taken next door to Eva’s, the vista was limited. I couldn’t see the endless ribbons of streets clogged with yellow taxis or sunlight glinting off the many skyscraper windows.

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This is a Summary & Analysis. The fourth in a series, Sylvia Day’s novel covers the time between Eva's and Gideon Cross' elopement and their official, "real" wedding. During this time, only a few close friends know they're already married. While the novel can be read alone, there are many references to events and characters that occur in previous books; reading this instalment would be a richer experience in the context of the other novels. It is much more sophisticated than a traditional romance. The novel examines how a couple reconciles their powerful sexual attraction and their very complex personal needs.

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This is definitely a book made for awards. That said, I did have a hard time reading. The stories were just a bit too odd and the common theme of friendships was stretched quite a bit as a result. This is a book full of characters you'd tend to avoid in real life - for very obvious reasons. And I can't say that the friendships they found as a result of trying to get to know another person better were all that enlightening or even interesting. If anything, it kind of dredges up all the ennui and minutiae of high school that we never remember because it was all so meaningless. Ask me to come with you,” I said, hating the thought of her being away from me for an entire weekend.Eva stood in the doorway with her keys in hand, her blond hair in a sexy tangle around her shoulders, her cheeks and lips flushed from sleep, her curvy body clad in a tank top and shorts. She was braless, her lush tits swelling softly beneath the ribbed cotton. Petite and built to take a man to his knees, she often pointed out how different she was from the women I’d been photographed with before her.