Maya Banks

Pip, Midge, and Dot are enjoying the shade under an apple tree when fruit starts falling around them, causing the hens to suspect a fox is in the tree trying to hit them.

Letting Go

Lover of Romance 

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This was actually such a beautiful romance and I couldn't keep my hands off of it. Like literally this book kept me up all hours of the night reading it because I couldn't put it down. It was pure delight and I had a blast with this story and seeing this couple explore what they had together.



“This isn’t good-bye,” he said tightly. “Just because you think you no longer need me doesn’t mean I’m going to just disappear. Prepare yourself for that, Joss.”



Its a story that features a widow, who has been grieving her loving late husband. But now she is ready for a fresh start and to explore her hidden desires. So she goes to a respectable BDSM club, and she sees none other than her husband's best friend and the man that has been her comfort and companion the last three years. And certain truths come out about his desires and his love for her that he has kept hidden even though her husband knew of his affections. And they agree to start a relationship including exploring her needs and desires.



“It’s always been what I am. And let me tell you this right now. If this is what you want. If this is what you need. Then I’m going to be the only damn man you offer your submission to.”



This story was so epically beautiful, and so emotionally intune and I loved how much "heart" was in this book despite the BDSM focus in the sex scenes. Maya Banks definitely knows how to write her stories and she did wonders on this one. I just couldn't get enough of this couple and seeing this explore their connection to each other was a majestic experience. You can't go wrong until you pick this one up.

Sophia De La Garza

I spent a week reading Maya Banks novels and am just now adding them to Goodreads, oh well.

Letting Go

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