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A review by britishfictionfan
The Truth About Him by M. O'Keefe
3.0
I won a copy of this book in a Goodreads Giveaway
Since it was the second in a series I HAD to read the first book Everything I Left Unsaid before I read this one. This is a good sequel to that well written extremely erotic & very graphic romantic suspense novel. Note both books are about domestic violence & its aftermath. Also both books contain numerous very graphic sex scenes. I did prefer the first book perhaps because the story seemed to have more definite direction. This book continues the story of Dylan & Annie but seems to get lost at times in supporting plot set ups etc. I see that a third book in this series will be coming out in the Spring, I will put it on my to read list because this author is quite talented & well edited --so I am interested to see where she takes the characters of Joan & Max because they are VERY unappealing to me now --will be interesting to see how she shifts the reader to feeling like reading about them.
For me these books are a break from the literary fiction that I usually read.
Since it was the second in a series I HAD to read the first book Everything I Left Unsaid before I read this one. This is a good sequel to that well written extremely erotic & very graphic romantic suspense novel. Note both books are about domestic violence & its aftermath. Also both books contain numerous very graphic sex scenes. I did prefer the first book perhaps because the story seemed to have more definite direction. This book continues the story of Dylan & Annie but seems to get lost at times in supporting plot set ups etc. I see that a third book in this series will be coming out in the Spring, I will put it on my to read list because this author is quite talented & well edited --so I am interested to see where she takes the characters of Joan & Max because they are VERY unappealing to me now --will be interesting to see how she shifts the reader to feeling like reading about them.
For me these books are a break from the literary fiction that I usually read.