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Elements of Chemistry: Capture by Penny Reid
5.0
Beautiful and intense and hilarious
Nine months after they broke up, things are very different. After one encounter, Martin approaches Parker wanting to be friends. They start a tenuous friendship that has Parker trying to resolve her feelings for Martin for good. She will realize that there are actually two sides to every story. Figuring out their story from Martin’s side of things will either get them back together or pull them appart for good.
I loved Capture. Parker has taken control of her life by doing what she wants to do with it, and not letting other people’s expectations decide for her. She has grown as a person thanks to Martin, and when she starts seeing how Martin has also changed, she realizes she wants him back. I love Kaitlyn Parker and Martin Sandeke. Their banter is superb. This story is beautiful, and sweet, and hot, and truly hilarious. It is Penny Reid at her best.
Capture is the third installment in a trilogy. You need to read all three and in order. It’s one story divided in three parts.
Nine months after they broke up, things are very different. After one encounter, Martin approaches Parker wanting to be friends. They start a tenuous friendship that has Parker trying to resolve her feelings for Martin for good. She will realize that there are actually two sides to every story. Figuring out their story from Martin’s side of things will either get them back together or pull them appart for good.
I loved Capture. Parker has taken control of her life by doing what she wants to do with it, and not letting other people’s expectations decide for her. She has grown as a person thanks to Martin, and when she starts seeing how Martin has also changed, she realizes she wants him back. I love Kaitlyn Parker and Martin Sandeke. Their banter is superb. This story is beautiful, and sweet, and hot, and truly hilarious. It is Penny Reid at her best.
Capture is the third installment in a trilogy. You need to read all three and in order. It’s one story divided in three parts.