5 'HOH' Stars!! 
 This book doesn't even deserve stars it deserves to become a movie. 
 This book was a pure, unique and beautiful story. Reading the description of the book, I thought It was going to be cheesy and overreacted, but it was the complete opposite! Shay Savage's writing is what sucks readers in! 
 Note: I'm obsessed with Tarzan, okay? So, one question? Did ANYONE else feel the Tarzan and Jane vibe at all during this story? Because I did, and I loved it! 
 "Elizabeth." 
 "Beh-tah-babaa." 
 She sighs and her forehead wrinkles. 
 "Elizabeth. 
 "Eeee-lizzz-ahh-beth." 
 She shakes her head back and forth, and I wonder if she has an itch. She repeats the sounds a few more times, sometimes combining it with a lot of other sounds. I am starting to get a headache again as she gets a little louder. She taps her chest again. 
 "Beth!" 
 The sound is shorter but still very odd. 
 "Beh-bet." 
 "Beth," she repeats. 
 I've had enough. I reach out and touch her shoulder. 
 "Beh." 
 "Beth." 
 I tap her a little harder and growl. 
 "Beh," I repeat. I tap her again. "BEH!" 
 Her eyes widen a bit, and she inhales sharply. A moment later, her shoulders drop and she sighs. 
 "Beh," she says quietly. 
 TARZAN AND JANE FEELS!! 
 The story is told from Ehd POV, and Ehd is a caveman but such a beautiful soul. Entering the book I figured we would switch POV's between Ehd and Beh but I'm SO happy that it was only through Ehd's POV because I feel like if it were told any other way, the story wouldn't come out as beautiful as it had. Ehd is alone for years and lost his tribe. He hunts kills to survive, but all he wants is a mate to have a baby with. 
 Beh is beautiful, smart, naturing, and to Ehd makes a lot of "noises" but that's just her speaking English, which Ehd doesn't speak and understand. She wears clothes he's not used to; she has mood swings, and Ehd sees's her as strange which is the hilarious part of it because HE'S the caveman. Something that is funny is how childlike Ehd acts around Beh sometimes. He's 90% confused on what she wants/says and doesn't want to disappoint her so he does whatever he can do to avoid her saying "no" or crying. When she talks too much, he'll find ways to shut her up because he finds the human language and sounds to be a barrage of indecipherable noises. His reactions when it comes to her always make me laugh. 
 "My mate is really, really weird. 
 She is also absolutely covered in brown, mushy clay. 
 She laughs and holds a large lump up to show it to me. Her mouth moves, and she makes enough noise to scare away a group of birds near the shore. 
 She is so, so strange." 
 Ehd and Beh come from two different worlds and can't understand one another. Because it's told from Ehd's POV, we can't know anything Beh is saying, but we can understand how she feels and get the point of what she's saying from Ehd's description of her moods and body language which is incredible that the author can allow us to do that. Just like Tarzan and Jane had their own thing where they would place their hands up and place it against each other? Beh and Ehd had theirs; he loved to rub his nose against Beh's just to show her happiness, affection or just to communicate with her. I loved it. They try to survive together through all the craziness but all Ehd's trying survive is Beh's moods he doesn't understand. 
 "I bring my nose to the side of her face and stroke her skin gently before I move down her jaw to her chin. I cup her face with my hand as I look into her eyes again, touch the tip of her nose with mine, and hope she understands (.....) I don't want her to be afraid anymore. I want her to know I will care for her always. 
 Ehd is one of the most captivating male characters I've read. He's unique, sweet, and manly. I would never in my life think I'd fall for a caveman (besides Tarzan because come on, it's Tarzan) but I totally fell for Ehd. In general books, you have to deal with all the girl and boy drama that comes with love but with Ehd and Beh he just wants to protect, love, and survive with her. You never have to question his motives or what he wants because he makes it clear. 
 "Beh reaches up and touches my cheek. 
 "Love," she whispers. 
 "Luffs!" I respond, and her smile brightens even more. 
 Without a doubt, I will do anything for her." 
 Their relationship is built at a nice pace but what I admired about it was that Beh tried to understand Beh and Ehd sought to understand Beh. They learned things from each other but my favorite lesson was that Ehd learneed to please his woman! Could you blame Beh for being sexual with a caveman? HELL TO THE NO YOU CAN NOT! Ehd is sexy, and the sex between them is uh, "HOH" intense! 
 Start to finish (the end!!) this book kept me happy. I luff Ehd and Beh together. I luff this story. I luff this author. I'm just in a luffing mood now so ignore me. I will be rereading this in the future. 
 P.S. Currently about to watch Tarzan now 
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