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Secret Obsession
by S. Massery
You know it's going to be good and dark when he kills for her in the first 10% of the book. While reading Greyson and Steele's stories, I was hoping that Knox was going to have a redemption arc and end up falling for Willow, but I am so happy that it didn't end up this way.
The devotion and obsession Miles has towards Willow is on another level. I also love that the dedication and comradery between the hockey boys extends to more than just the ice. These guys are ride or die, literally helped their boy get rid of a body.
He might have gone about it the wrong way, but Miles truly loves Willow, and he was able to save her from her self-destructive drinking.
One last random thing, there was one quote from Willow that really hit close to home for me:
"I've got ugly scars all over my insides from a weird, draining childhood. Nothing particularly bad happened, but it left me traumatized all the same. How fucked up is that?"
I had to stop and think after I read that because that was my childhood. My parents were loving and provided for me, and nothing extremely traumatic necessarily happened to me, but it was just an amalgamation of all the little things that messed me up.
I thought Greyson was my favorite, but my sweet, messed up, would stab a guy in the neck for you, Miles might have just overthrown him.
The devotion and obsession Miles has towards Willow is on another level. I also love that the dedication and comradery between the hockey boys extends to more than just the ice. These guys are ride or die, literally helped their boy get rid of a body.
He might have gone about it the wrong way, but Miles truly loves Willow, and he was able to save her from her self-destructive drinking.
One last random thing, there was one quote from Willow that really hit close to home for me:
"I've got ugly scars all over my insides from a weird, draining childhood. Nothing particularly bad happened, but it left me traumatized all the same. How fucked up is that?"
I had to stop and think after I read that because that was my childhood. My parents were loving and provided for me, and nothing extremely traumatic necessarily happened to me, but it was just an amalgamation of all the little things that messed me up.
I thought Greyson was my favorite, but my sweet, messed up, would stab a guy in the neck for you, Miles might have just overthrown him.