Oct 16, 2012 ... the No. 1 international bestselling author of BARED TO YOU and REFLECTED IN
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Reflected in You: A Crossfire Novel, Sylvia Day, Penguin, 2012, 1101604913, 9781101604915, 432 pages. The hotly anticipated second book of the Crossfire Trilogy continues the sensual saga of Eva and Gideon that began in Bared to You…the New York Times bestselling novel of “EROTIC ROMANCE THAT SHOULD NOT BE MISSED” (Romance Novel News). Gideon Cross. As beautiful and flawless on the outside as he was damaged and tormented on the inside. He was a bright, scorching flame that singed me with the darkest of pleasures. I couldn't stay away. I didn't want to. He was my addiction... my every desire... mine. My past was as violent as his, and I was just as broken. We’d never work. It was too hard, too painful... except when it was perfect. Those moments when the driving hunger and desperate love were the most exquisite insanity. Ð’Â We were bound by our need. And our passion would take us beyond our limits to the sweetest, sharpest edge of obsession... . All Revved Up , Sylvia Day, Feb 22, 2011, Fiction, . On the eve of his thirtieth birthday, Miguel Santos leaves his high-powered life behind for a visit to the small town he grew up in... and the high school sweetheart whose wild .... A Hunger So Wild (A Renegade Angels Novel) , Sylvia Day, Aug 28, 2012, Fiction, 248 pages. From the No. 1 international bestselling author of BARED TO YOU and REFLECTED IN YOU (Crossfire trilogy), A HUNGER SO WILD is the second red-hot paranormal romance following .... A Touch of Crimson (A Renegade Angels Novel) , Sylvia Day, Aug 28, 2012, Fiction, 264 pages. From the No. 1 international bestselling author of BARED TO YOU and REFLECTED IN YOU (Crossfire trilogy), A TOUCH OF CRIMSON is the first novel in Sylvia Day's sensationally .... The Crossfire Series Books 1-3 by Sylvia Day , Sylvia Day, Jun 4, 2013, Fiction, 1152 pages. Experience the passion of Eva and GideonвЂ―in the first three intensely sensual Crossfire novels by #1 New York Times bestselling author Sylvia DayвЂ―Bared to You, Reflected in .... What Happened in Vegas , Sylvia Day, 2011, Fiction, . It happened in Vegas... A sizzling encounter that turned into a scorching biweekly affair. How he’d ended up in bed with a woman like Robin was still a mystery to Paul. One .... The Crossfire Series:, Books 1-3 , , Jun 4, 2013, Fiction, . Experience the passion of Eva and Gideon in the first three intensely sensual Crossfire novels - Bared to You, Reflected in You and Entwined with You - by the number one Sunday .... Wicked Featuring the Sunday Times bestselling author of Bared to You, Sylvia Day, Aug 1, 2012, Fiction, 320 pages. WICKED: showcases some of the best erotic writing from both sides of the Atlantic, bringing together a collection of unashamed, wildly entertaining fantasies all on the theme .... Bared to You , Sylvia Day, 2012, Fiction, 334 pages. Our journey began in fire . . .Gideon Cross came into my life like lightning in the darkness - beautiful and brilliant, jagged and white hot. I was drawn to him as I'd never .... The Stranger I Married , Sylvia Day, Dec 1, 2012, Fiction, 304 pages. The Stranger I Married - the classic erotic romance - by Sylvia Day - author of the sensational international bestselling Bared to You, first book in the Crossfire series - is .... Desnuda ante ti , Sylvia Day, Oct 17, 2012, Fiction, 368 pages. “Si hoy le recomendarГЎ un libro a los lectores que disfrutaron Cincuenta sombras… este serГÂ-a el primero que les presentarГÂ-a… escenas de amor abrasadoras”. EL Г‰XITO DE VENTAS .... Pride and Pleasure , Sylvia Day, Feb 1, 2011, Fiction, 272 pages. ...So do certain men. Thief-taker Jasper Bond is entirely too large, too handsome, and too dangerous. Who would believe that an intellectual like Eliza would be seduced by a ....
The Scream Within , Dwan Abrams, Feb 1, 2004, Fiction, 220 pages. Shawna Cartier's life of privilege comes to a drastic halt when she is committed into a psychiatric ward. The experience forces Shawna to do a self- evaluation and come to .... Kiss of the Night Carnal Thirst, Book 2, Sylvia Day, 2005, Fiction, . Special Task Force agent Alexei Night has been in lust with Interstellar Council Representative Briana Michaels ever since the first time he saw her on the vid comm. But their .... Seven Years to Sin , Sylvia Day, Oct 4, 2012, Fiction, 336 pages. Seven Years to Sin - a classic erotic romance - by Sylvia Day - author of the sensational international bestselling Bared to You, first book in the Crossfire series - is a .... Kiss Me Again , Lisa Jackson, Debbie Macomber, Lori Foster, Suzanne Forster, Jan 1, 2005, Fiction, 432 pages. . Perfect Kisses , Susan Johnson, Sylvia Day, Noelle Mack, Sylvia Day, Susan Johnson, Noelle Mack, Jul 1, 2007, Fiction, 336 pages. SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL: James Bell, Viscount Ormond, is a shameless rake, infamous for his skills in seduction--and Claire Russell doesn't intend for her sister to become his .... Wish List , Sylvia Day, Dec 2, 2005, Fiction, . When Nicholas James draws Stephanie Martin's name in their law firm's Secret Santa exchange he knows he's in for a merry Christmas--if he can figure out what to give the woman ....
My past was as violent as his, and I was just as broken. We’d never work. It was too hard, too painful... e...more Gideon Cross. As beautiful and flawless on the outside as he was damaged and tormented on the inside. He was a bright, scorching flame that singed me with the darkest of pleasures. I couldn't stay away. I didn't want to. He was my addiction... my every desire... mine. Gideon Cross (oooo even his name gives me shivers) and Eva Tramell are one of my TOP favorite book couples ever. It was absolutely beautiful to watch a couple who were just so messed up but who wanted, with every fiber of their beings and every corner of their hearts, to do everything in their power to make their relationship work. Who were willing to sacrifice anything for each other. Who were willing to apologize. To never give up. To try again. And again and again and again until they made it work. Together. The strength of their attraction, desire and need for each other is palatable. You can feel it rolling off the page. It hits you every single time. Its scorching. Consuming. Riveting. Intoxicating. But lust isn't enough to make a relationship truly work. In order for their love to have the room to properly and healthily develop, they have to learn to trust each other. And that truly is what is at the heart of this book. Trust. With a couple with as many issues, hang-ups, and fuck ups as Gideon and Eva, yes, I admit it was sometimes frustrating to read through their problems. But the thing was, despite some of them being irrational and over-the-top, I sympathized with both of them about their insecurities and worries. Everything they felt, I understood. Sometimes it was painful, but always understandable. Let me tell you though, in this book, Gideon will test your trust, patience and faith in him to the absolute limit. He asks for Eva's trust, but as the reader, I felt for her SO strongly that it was MY trust I was putting out there. I realized before all the drama started that I had a choice and a decision to make: Did I trust him? Or didn't I? I realized that I loved his character enough to trust that he wouldn't ever betray her... I was patient with him way past the point where I'd have lost patience with any other character. But again, and again, and again I trusted, he tested, I waited, I trusted and he tested some more. Serious props to Ms. Day for putting me RIGHT in the heroine's mind. When you feel for what a character is going
through with all your heart, that's a sign of absolutely brilliant writing. Ok, So let me begin with a little good first, The sex was HOT, Like seriously good and HOT! But it was SO fucking clingy and I dont even have the right words to say how effing clingy it was It was so like I need to fuck you because I am an insecure person, for both of them. It was them fucking, not making lov...more 2.5 Stars!! I feel pretty pissed as I'm reading the book.. 35% into the book and the same drama is on about how Gideon isn't telling Eva anything and how's she's getting pissed and asking him questions and he is still not telling her anything and how he is using sex to get around the questions she is asking him and how they are insecure and want to be close to each other even though he is very secretive and she is always pissed... Akanksha ╤ Hail wrote: "Great review. 3/4 of that book was repetitive nonsense with so little new information. Super frustrating! And couldn't agree more on "Cli...more Hail wrote: "Great review. 3/4 of that book was repetitive nonsense with so little new information. Super frustrating! And couldn't agree more on "Clingy non chemistry sex(fucking) not love making is so not ..." 2.5 stars. I apologize in advance. I actually spent an hour typing out a review, hit post, then decided to scrap the entire thing and start over because I didn't want to subject you all to my extreme ranty side that comes when I am so wrapped up in the negative that I fail to see the positive. The sarcasm was out in full force tonight. There were to be no fun headers or witty scripts. It was just a rant-o-rama with a side of 'fetch me my gun.' Positive Number 1 : Gideon is still sexy as all get-out. In case you forgot, your memory will be refreshed until your mind has been beaten into submission and you are able to recite details about his person for memory. This one is actually sort of a plus-minus for me. I like being refreshed as long as we're not consumed with repetitiveness. Negative Number 1 : The first half of the book probably contained more romance cliches than any romance book I've read in a while. My all time non-favorite showed up in this status update. I was also not-vibing over Gideon using the word "milked" in reference to what a girl part does to a boy part. That is romance lingo 101 - not actually something a MAN would ever say. Negative Number 2 : The story was all over the place. There was more running away and then return makeup-fucking than needed for one book. Compare this book to putting every single kidnap scene from the Kristen Ashley Dream Man series in one book (oh snap...I did go there, guess the snark didn't fully go away). That's how much running and re-coupling happened. Negative Number 3 : Gideon was a controlling jackass. Alpha is fine. Protective is fine. Controlling is not fine. I didn't think Eva's counter-reacting was enough of a get-out-of-jail-free card for his behavior. Eva did give it back to him, but she should have stressed harder boundaries if he wasn't fully ready to heal/change just yet...it is possible to love someone through their flaws as they're learning to change, while still maintaining self-dignity. Her little games with Gideon to prove that she knew what he was up to were just that - games. Negative Number 4 : The story could have been stronger overall. HOT MAN plus HOT SEX does not equal greatness in storytelling. It equals "hell yeah, that was an enjoyable chapter 3, 7, 14, and 29" (I don't actually recall which chapters had the hot sex, but you get my point). I hated that we didn't really get to start learning more about why our characters needed therapy and healing until the end of the book. I could have used a few more breadcrumbs of substance to balance out all of the extreme obsessing and jealousy issues. Just a few! ...and phew. I managed to point out my negatives without turning this review into a hate-filled rant. Overall, the book was alright with a few glaring issues. I do find myself more invested than I was with book 1 (which felt like a better-written version of Fifty and left me underwhelmed), so I'll probably give book 3 a shot.
The first few "extreme drama" books that I read were fun before it got old, fast. I'm ready for this high/low style of writing to die out soon. When the trend started, the style was new and different - it quickly became the kind of story which made us raise an eyebrow and excitedly start comparing notes with our friends about what the hell was going on. Now it's just turned into a free-for-all of storytelling which has become prone to an over-saturation of carnal obsession and unwise decisions. What happened to smart characters and engaging stories? How are we falling for this recurring story of ultimate dominance wrapped up in a smooth-talking, panty-dropping package? Do the 'golden' attributes of wealth and sex appeal give a person license to be a total controlling jackass? Are trust, honesty and good character no longer valued qualities for the contemporary woman? Crystal I doubt I'll read this but I really enjoyed your review. Pretty much everything you said about this book could be applied to the first one anyway! I t...more I doubt I'll read this but I really enjoyed your review. Pretty much everything you said about this book could be applied to the first one anyway! I think its the high-drama and angst aspect of so many current books that can't maintain my interest. The shock value wears off.(less) If you liked Bared to You, there is no doubt that you are going to totally love Reflected In You. We rejoin Gideon and Eva right where we left them at the end of the first book and the story springs into life immediately and takes you on one of the most emotional and exhausting journeys you’re ever likely to see in erotic fiction. Never was the expression ‘Love Hurts’ more appropriate. Eva and Gideon are in so deep with each other they are practically drowning. They complete each other but their traumatic pasts cast a lengthy shadow over their lives today and nothing is ever going to be easy for them. Eva is still wearing her heart on her sleeve, spilling her secrets to Gideon, telling him she loves him. Gideon is still holding everything back and just demanding that he trust her but she’s not sure she can and his reticence is causing her to lash out and inflict pain in retaliation. There were times when I wanted to bang their heads together, to scream at them to stop what they were doing and just talk to each other but then again, I really do love the characters in the books I read to suffer and Eva and Gideon truly do suffer. There’s so much raw pain and angst here – their love for one another is all-consuming but also extremely destructive. They’re jealous, obsessive, possessive and very alike and it makes for an explosive relationship both in the bedroom and out. They can’t live with each other yet neither one can survive without the other. Eva and Gideon ride an emotional roller coaster throughout this instalment leading them both to the depths of despair and Gideon could have made things easier with just a few words but he chooses not to but it does lend wonderfully to the air of angst pervading the story but they really are put through the wringer and it makes this book so very hard, nigh on impossible, to put down. Their pain is, quite literally, palpable. I just totally adore Gideon. He’s a wonderfully attentive powerhouse of a lover, a controlling, domineering uber-alpha hero and drop-dead gorgeous. His traumatic past is still giving him violent nightmares he can’t control and my heart went out to Gideon the little boy when his awful secret is finally revealed. No wonder the poor man has nightmares. He loves Eva so much even if he can’t give his feelings words but is scared that he’s going to hurt her and will go to extraordinary lengths to see she is not harmed. In my head, he’s always looked like the gorgeous David Gandy (quite a few of my fictional boyfriends do!) Of course, this is erotic romance and it is one of the finest examples of the genre out there – it’s so incredibly hot, I’m surprised my Kindle didn’t catch fire, and, of course, it’s deeply, deeply emotional. The sex is just super-volcanic and scorching hot and Eva and Gideon get to join the mile-high club in spectacular fashion. I don’t think I could have walked off that plane after all that they get up to but it’s not just about sex – there’s humour here too and
tenderness and absolute all-consuming need and love. So it’s a fantastic journey taken by two tortured souls who constantly insist on inflicting yet more emotional pain on each other but they have both grown by the end of this book and the ending, while shocking, is not really a cliffhanger and I’m now positively salivating for Entwined With You to see where the story will take these two next. Lizliew But what about the time she Eva saw Corrine come out of the building with messy hair? We may have established that she was with "someone else" but lip...more But what about the time she Eva saw Corrine come out of the building with messy hair? We may have established that she was with "someone else" but lipstick on his cuff? He never explained this, did he? Or was this just her "not handling the situation well" (ref when hE caught her kissing Brett and he said "I understand now..if only a kiss could make me feel,that way...")(less) At first, I wasn't quite sure how I felt about Reflected in You by Sylvia Day. Honestly, the beginning of this novel drove me crazy. It reminded me of the Fifty Shades trilogy by E.L. James. In addition, Eva was a whinny pushover and Gideon was a silent, selfish bastard. Their relationship was basically at a standstill for the first half of this novel. They avoided all of their problems...more Review posted on 10/16/2012 http://eduln.org/4645.pdf http://eduln.org/1174.pdf http://eduln.org/15478.pdf http://eduln.org/16214.pdf http://eduln.org/8858.pdf http://eduln.org/2583.pdf http://eduln.org/20025.pdf http://eduln.org/2116.pdf http://eduln.org/15524.pdf http://eduln.org/13750.pdf http://eduln.org/691.pdf http://eduln.org/6761.pdf http://eduln.org/8146.pdf http://eduln.org/18827.pdf http://eduln.org/13647.pdf http://eduln.org/1895.pdf http://eduln.org/16723.pdf http://eduln.org/17540.pdf http://eduln.org/12278.pdf http://eduln.org/4881.pdf
