Lee's review posted on Guilty Pleasures 
 Creed is unlike any Kristen Ashley book I've read. While she has a talent for suspense most of her books are filled with tons of humor and as you read you can't help but constantly laugh out loud. Creed showcases Kristen Ashley's talents as a writer in a different way. There are plenty of funny parts in this book, but make no mistake... this book is much darker than any of her others, simply proving that Ms. Ashley has depth and talent to write in any style she pleases. 
 Sylvie has known Creed since she was six years old, and she's loved him for just as long. The things that have kept them apart for sixteen years are so intense that as I read on my heart was breaking for these two characters for all that they endured. From childhood into adulthood Creed and Sylvie have had far from perfect lives. Their struggles and everything they go through to overcome makes this book a winner in every sense of the word. 
 Kristen Ashley does a fantastic job in switching between past and present in Creed so that we get a complete understanding of Creed and Sylvie and how they got to where they are today. Even though the book starts out in present time I still got all of the information I needed to feel as though I grew up with these two characters. 
 The emotion that Kristen Ashley puts into one book proves that she is an author with staying power. She releases brilliant work time and again and Creed is no exception.