Kitty's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 OK, time to come clean and time for some brutal honesty here. Slow Burn was one extremely hard read for me. I had to keep putting it down and walking away. Was it anything to do with the writing? No. Was it the characters? No. It was the story line. There were some major triggers for me in this book. The story line just kept getting me choked-up, kept making me take a deep breath and tell myself that I could read this. I made it through the book and wasn't disappointed that I forced myself to do it. 
 Now, there is no way for me to get into my triggers without giving the whole book away. But, a recent loss in my life and past personal experiences had me rethinking reading Slow Burn. Also, there was a big part of me that related to Haddie Montgomery and what she was feeling. Damn, K. Bromberg was so real-to-life that it scared me .. the thoughts and fears of people going through what Haddie did were dead-on. 
 But, a review of the book you will get. It was fantastic! Becks was just this wonderful, driven, unstoppable man that had my heart. He was fierce, yet laid-back. He was supporting, yet demanding. He was sexy as hell and, once the vagina voodoo got him, he was a GOD! 
 Haddie had her moments. Her relationship with her niece Maddie was beautiful. Her love of family and sex was insatiable. But, sex for the wrong reasons and with the wrong men has been her life for the last year. Until Beckett ... until that one night of desire goes from no-strings to chains. 
 Together they could beat anything. It's up to Haddie to come clean, let him in and trust him enough to be there when she so desperately needs him. It's up to Becks to make her see that there is nothing that will keep him away - not an ex-boyfriend, not the threat of death. He's there to stay, no matter what. 
 What I didn't know when I read this book was that it was the fifth in a series. So, it reads as a stand-alone if you are afraid of having to read the four before this. I really did enjoy Slow Burn even though it took me a little longer to read it. I empathized with Haddie and felt so sorry for Becks. The ending threw me for a loop and I laughed and cried right along with both of them. K. Bromberg really did an amazing job with this story, made it real, made me love the characters. She made me laugh, she made me cry, she made me sigh in frustration and she made me look back at my life and realize that I really do have to live it to the fullest. Thank you! 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.