ON MY KNEES, the second book in J.Kenner's Stark International series featuring Jackson Steele and
Sylvia Brooks, picks up right where SAY MY NAME leaves off. I'm not
going to give you a play-by-play of entire book, you'll have to read
it yourself. ;) BUT I will tell you exactly what I thought of it, I
think that Ms. Kenner did a fantastic job creating sexual chemistry
between Jackson and Sylvia, I absolutely love how they don't bottle
things up (too much) with each other and the secrets they do hold
don't create major misunderstandings when they come to light, Jackson
and Sylvia actually are able to discuss and work out why and what
their issues are with each other. I love seeing them work together
trying to make their relationship work. Though they are both guilty
of overstepping the other's bounds in trying to “fix” each
other...well, not each other, but to amend or rectify the situations
that have hurt each of them. I really like how the issues they have to overcome are not caused by silly misunderstandings, but by situations that don't tear them apart, instead they bring them together to build a stronger bond.
Ms. Kenner has also brought some great
strife into the story in the form of many outside factors—Sylvia's
family, Jackson's past, the tension between Damion and Jackson. There
are a few big mysteries that need to be solved and she added a nice
twist at the the end of the story that has me eager for the final
book in the series....UNDER MY SKIN, out in August. I know that
Jackson and Sylvia are both fighters and I can't wait to see them
find their HEA.
From the book:
I never thought I’d lose control, but his desire took me right to the edge.
Powerful, ambitious, and devastatingly sexy, Jackson Steele was
unlike any other man I’d ever known. He went after what he wanted with
his whole mind, body, and soul—and I was the woman in his sights. One
touch and I surrendered, one night together and I was undone.
Jackson and I had secrets, dark pieces of our pasts that threatened
to swallow us both. We couldn’t outrun our demons, or the people trying
to tear us apart. But in our passion we found salvation, and in each
other’s arms we found release.
I was scared to trust Jackson fully, to finally let go. Yet no matter
the dangers that lay ahead, I knew I was his—and now that we’ve laid
claim, there’s no more holding back.
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