4.5 A bond which cannot be broken stars 
 First off, let me say how much I enjoy reading Ms. Torre's books. Her writing captivates me every time I start reading the first few sentences of the first chapter. Her reading transports me into the feelings of emotions that never really occur when I'm reading other novels, novellas, series, etc. Yes, I get that this is me, kind of fangirling a bit. But oh well! To each their own, these are my thoughts. 
 While deciding what to read for our (F) BR One Alessandra Book with my ladies from Shh... I couldn't decide between two books. Tight won me over, something pulled me towards it. Might have been the synopsis, but who knows. I'm happy that I went with this one. 
 The book in itself was so engrossing that I could not put it down. This book was a bit dark, suspenseful, and a different kind of romance that endure so much. 
 "You. Outside. Unless you want me to kiss you senseless in front of all these ladies." 
 The mystery behind Brett was so enticing. Trying to figure out the man behind the secretive, sexy, confidant, and loving persona was great. His secret and his past was a topic of interest. 
 His hands dropped my face, my name rolled off his lips as he eased down, his body flush to mine, and it felt, in that moment, like we were fused-souls, bodies, and mind- completely together 
 Riley I loved. Her personality was just spot on to make her character really shine through. Going through the motions of the new relationship she was embarking, were well done. The insecurities, the doubts, the what if's of every aspect was enough to be done without the commentary running through your mind say, "Get on with it already, Riley." The only issue I did have was the point of not asking questions in the relationship. Yes, we as women sometimes don't voice our opinions or thoughts when it comes to our men, but if you had so many doubts. It would be enough to be able to throw those questions out there. 
 Now onto, Kitten. 
 I loved the POV on Kitten. The secretive character in which we wonder what part she plays in the novel. Going through her thoughts, struggles and her pain. Trying to hold onto hope while it slowly starts to slip away. And what a lovely little twist we get with her. I really enjoyed her chapters. 
 "A small part of me understood Stockholm syndrome. I had felt tugs of loneliness, surges of pride, bits of pride, bits of desire for approval." 
 I don't think there is much more to say without giving away too much, so I stop here with my thoughts and hope it helps people decide whether to read this or not.