Shey's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 3 Stars 
 Sandi Lynn is a new author to me not only that but this is also her first novel and with such a beautiful cover done by Meredith at Author's Angels, that said I think for her first it was a strong story, with touching emotions yet at times I felt all over the place with both Ellery and Connor. 
 Ellery Lane has not had an easy life and when her boyfriend of four years walks out she is more upset about being alone than anything. I have to admit when I found out the real reason he left I kind of sympathized with him. Ellery is keeping a secret, a selfish one at that, not only does it affect her but also the people around her that she doesn't take into consideration. When Conner Black literally stumbles into her life she isn't prepared for the emotions he brings out in her. 
 Connor is a wealthy, CEO of his family business that he took over at the age of 28. He is powerful, dominate, emotionally distant and has secrets of his own that cause him to keep relationships strictly sex. However, when he wakes to Ellery in his home and she proceeds to tell him off he can't seem to stay away from her. 
 I have to say I wasn't surprised when the friendship line was crossed. Yet, when Connor found out about Ellery's secret he was devastated and walked out. After this point It was like a game of cat and mouse, he would help her and things would be great then she would be a royal bitch to him. He was such a dominant man and yet he would let her get away with so much shit! 
 Don't get me wrong I love a strong female in a book but sometimes Ellery was just a little over the top and for Connor to take it like he did, damn I wanted to slap him! Now Connor had his asshat moments as well, especially when we find out what he was keeping from her, OMG! I would have definitely gone off. 
 I have to say I have very mixed emotions about this book. I feel it would have been so much better had the editing been done at greater length it really took away from the story at times. However, I see a great future for this author especially if her books are edited better. I would definitely love to read more of her writings.