Kitty's review review posted on Guilty Pleasures 
 5 Stars 
 WOW. That is the only way to start this review. I was caught with the Prologue of Razing Kayne and couldn't stop reading until it was over. Then I was left wanting more. Ms. Reeves pulls you into the story from the beginning and does not let go. My heart broke and I cried through the first three chapters. I haven't read such an emotional and tragic book in a very long time. 
 Kayne Dobrescu is, undoubtedly, a strong and courageous man that made the best of whatever situation he was in. He accepted a marriage without love and vowed to protect and help Oksana and his three children. He was a police officer and lived only for Niki, Natalia and Tasha, his children. When they were taken away from him, his life changed, he had no reason to live. Except, they had never found his baby Tasha and he could never bring himself, no matter how much he wanted it, to end his own life. 
 Jessica Hallstatt watched as her husband died as he tried to save an infant in a fiery crash. The baby survived but Jared didn't. Her only lifeline to the love that she had with Jared was this little girl. She couldn't have children after a failed pregnancy and she took to bringing in unwanted, unloved children to fill her empty life and giving them the childhood and love that she, herself didn't have. She lived for Isabelle, Madeline, Ashur and now, Grace. Since there were no clues as to who the baby was and no family to take her Grace, she was able to adopt her and bring her into her loving home. 
 With both Kayne and Jessica fighting memories of pasts that held nothing but heartache and betrayal, they come together; no matter how hard Kayne tries to stay away and Jessica feels that she is not woman enough for him. Kayne was betrayed by his wife, his biological mother and a father he never knew ... Jessica was cheated on, lied to and then abandoned by the one man that she thought she would love forever. But there is something about him and something about her that keeps bringing them together. Then, there is Gracie. Beautiful, two year old Gracie that has Kayne's heart and mind going a mile-a-minute. She looks like his Natalia; she acts like his Natalia. Can it be? 
 Ms. Reeves wrote a story filled with intrigue, love, betrayal and hope. Hope that something good could come out of all the tragedies. Hope that love will find a way to heal any and all wounds. Hope that God will find a way to always make things work. She brought together two people who needed each other no matter how much they fought it. She took bad situations and turned them into a love so strong that not even the Russian Mob could break them. I absolutely loved this book and all the characters (yes, there a a lot of supporting characters that you will love and hate) that made this story what it was. I highly recommend this book if you looking for something with a little mystery, a great storyline, a lot of love and an HEA that will definitely have you in tears. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.