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A review by jennadb
Don't Let Me by Marie Skye
4.0
Don't Let Me (Simplicit Duet Book 1) by Marie Skye was an intriguing and sizzling
read. There were things I loved and things I hated and it was as frustrating as it was
addicting. AND OMG the ending, well let’s just say I went, NO she did not!, you can’t
be serious. It just puts everything I had read in doubt. It is a story of a love triangle
that is so sizzling you will need a cold shower. I both loved and hated the main
characters but they were well written and the story and mystery kept the pages
turning. Marie has well in the weaving of the plot and where everyone stands or at
least where everyone you though stands. There are secrets and lies, betrayal and
hurt but there is also so much love. But come to the end and all bets are off and like I
said earlier, NO she did not!, that came from so far out left field there is no more left.
Olivia is drawn into a relationship with one man who is in games with another man
but she doesn’t know and falls in love with them both. When her past learns she is
still alive things take a dramatic turn.
Damien and Jaxon are best friends and have always played the game but now the
stakes are so much higher and one of them will get burned.
This is a must read, now I have to sulk until the next instalment.
read. There were things I loved and things I hated and it was as frustrating as it was
addicting. AND OMG the ending, well let’s just say I went, NO she did not!, you can’t
be serious. It just puts everything I had read in doubt. It is a story of a love triangle
that is so sizzling you will need a cold shower. I both loved and hated the main
characters but they were well written and the story and mystery kept the pages
turning. Marie has well in the weaving of the plot and where everyone stands or at
least where everyone you though stands. There are secrets and lies, betrayal and
hurt but there is also so much love. But come to the end and all bets are off and like I
said earlier, NO she did not!, that came from so far out left field there is no more left.
Olivia is drawn into a relationship with one man who is in games with another man
but she doesn’t know and falls in love with them both. When her past learns she is
still alive things take a dramatic turn.
Damien and Jaxon are best friends and have always played the game but now the
stakes are so much higher and one of them will get burned.
This is a must read, now I have to sulk until the next instalment.