3.5 Evil is not born it's made stars 
 Source: Kindle (Wanted to support the cause as all April proceeds go to charity) 
 Genre: Adult Contemporary Romance 
 Standalone 
 My Layers of Her Review . . . 
 There is just something sweet about Prescott Lane's heartfelt stories. In Layers of Her, we get Stone Delhomme an ex-MMA fighter now gym owner and father after living the MMA lifestyle of easy woman. Then there is Campbell Mae a meek but strong woman who feels like she's too broken but in reality she's just bent. 
 ~ The layers of her build a damn good woman.~ 
 There is something about Campbell that intrigues Stone but he has too much on the line with his daughter. Campbell is in a dark place but trying to fight it. She's tries to fight the attraction to Stone but can't. 
 Even though Stone should be focusing on everything but Campbell, he can't help it. Once they give in to each other their relationship escalates quickly. Things start rocky between these two because Campbell has quite the past, but Stone is determined to make her see the light. 
 "I know it's scary, but stop fighting the pain. That's the only way to win. Pain gets a bad rap, but it has a purpose. It lets you know when something is wrong. . . " 
 Even though things escalated fast it was written in away that it didn't feel unbelievable. I loved the idea of the book so much more than the actual story though. Sadly that could have just been my current mood or it was the fact that I was so frustrated with Campbell and the fact that she's never even thought about therapy and she works in the medical profession. I know in reality a lot of people who work in that realm often don't seek help, as they feel they don't need it but reading it from the outside in, I just wanted to drag her to the nearest psychologist so she would stop assuming and finally stop with her double standard thought processing. 
 Even though Campbell's decisions at times drove me crazy I did really like her, Stone and Tate together. However, lets talk about Jade, Stone's sister. I got her tough on the outside persona but they way she came across did NOT win me over. Thankfully she was a smaller part of this book. Sure there were some characters that didn't win me over but the actual story was a good one and a topic that is hard to talk about, but should be so more people like Campbell have better outlets on how to deal with the harsh reality. 
 As always Prescott has delivered another heartfelt story that deserves to be read, and especially buy it before April is over because proceeds go to charity.