Standing up for what you know is right is not always as easy as it sounds….but can be even more rewarding. ~ Rosalie, Guilty Pleasures
Blurb:
Some secrets just can’t be kept.
Dr. Kayla Wright has lived on the outside of Star Canyon’s social circles for years, unlike her vivacious sister, Jenny—yet Kayla’s always been drawn to handsome and sexy Romero Dark. But Kayla knows that her attraction to Romero can never mean anything, not with her reputation in Star Canyon—and especially not with her knowing an explosive secret about the Dark family’s father, the beloved Captain Dark, who died mysteriously in a warehouse fire the year prior.
But when the passion between Kayla and Romero bursts into flame, Kayla knows she’s done the unthinkable. She can’t stop herself from being near Romero, yet she knows it’s not possible for her to devote herself to him under these circumstances. Will Kayla stay quiet about Captain Dark, or risk losing Romero’s love forever when she tells him the real story about a night Star Canyon has never forgotten?
The second book in the Star Canyon series, this book was an easy read that I devoured. You get a little back story of book 1, but even if you hadn’t read it, this one was easy to follow.
Dr. Kayla Wright has a black cloud hanging over her head for a fire than many say she accidentally commited, and she will do anything to prove her innocence. Romero Dark has always been drawn to Kayla, but his prominence in the community has kept him at Bay for fear of what might be said, and what he might drag his family through (which they have been through more than their share in the last year!).
This read surprised me. There were definitely multiple mysterious turns (that really strengthened the plot and characters of the story) that had me reading on at a furious rate to see what would happen. The developing romance between Kayla and Romero was definitely spicy and pushed me forward. Past the beginning, which was harder to get into, this was a really good read! Can’t wait for more in this series!!
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