Lisa Renee Jones

New York Times bestselling author Lisa Renee Jones takes readers on the ultimate journey of sensual discovery in Revealing Us, the unforgettable third installment of the Inside Out series. No in between... He has become her life, her heart, her very soul. But he is dark and damaged and his secrets are many. Sara will risk everything for him. He, in turn, will dare to expose his deepest needs, his most erotic desires. And in the fury of passion he will reveal all that torments him, all that he can never escape. To love him, Sara must embrace the darkest part of him, and become his shelter in a storm that will be his ultimate salvation.

Revealing Us

Revealing Us is the third book in the "Inside Out" series and this is where we get to see our couple really reveal everything that they are to each other. Chris takes Sara to Paris where he has his home and as she tries to navigate this different way of life, she also runs into women of his past. The past and present are colliding with each other, and this is where they will have to be bare with each other. There are some struggles because Chris especially is tormented and Sara really struggles with the women of his past and there is some drama that unfolds between Sara and Chris. 

What I really liked was seeing these two really work through their own issues and learn to let go of their ego's to really build their relationship into what it needs to be. I wasn't a fan of Amber and wanted to kick her out of the city at times haha But I did love seeing Sara really rise above her issues and do what is needed for Chris and what he truly needed. They have some miscommunication issues that crop up, but they also learn and grow on such a deep level in this book. Even though I felt it could get way too dramatic at times, I felt like as a couple this is the book where they grow together the most, at least so far! 

Overall I am having a blast with this series and curious to see what happens when they get back to the states! Bring it on Lisa Renee Jones.

Lover of Romance 

Quickie Review: 

Revealing Us is the third book in the "Inside Out" series and this is where we get to see our couple really reveal everything that they are to each other. Chris takes Sara to Paris where he has his home and as she tries to navigate this different way of life, she also runs into women of his past. The past and present are colliding with each other, and this is where they will have to be bare with each other. There are some struggles because Chris especially is tormented and Sara really struggles with the women of his past and there is some drama that unfolds between Sara and Chris. 

What I really liked was seeing these two really work through their own issues and learn to let go of their ego's to really build their relationship into what it needs to be. I wasn't a fan of Amber and wanted to kick her out of the city at times haha But I did love seeing Sara really rise above her issues and do what is needed for Chris and what he truly needed. They have some miscommunication issues that crop up, but they also learn and grow on such a deep level in this book. Even though I felt it could get way too dramatic at times, I felt like as a couple this is the book where they grow together the most, at least so far! 

Overall I am having a blast with this series and curious to see what happens when they get back to the states! Bring it on Lisa Renee Jones.

Kaddi 

New York Times bestselling author Lisa Renee Jones takes readers on the ultimate journey of sensual discovery in Revealing Us, the third installment in the sexy Inside Out series. No in-between… He has become her life, her heart, her very soul. But he is dark and damaged, and his secrets are many. Sara will risk everything for him. He, in turn, will dare to expose his deepest needs, his most erotic desires. And in the fury of passion he will reveal all that torments him, all that he can never escape. To love him, Sara must embrace the darkest part of him, and become his shelter in a storm that will be his ultimate salvation.

Revealing Us

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