The kiss between Eva and Brett was also good to the extent that Eva realized that although she felt some form of attraction for Brett, it didn’t even come close to comparing to the level of attraction and love that she has for Gideon.

I'm a sucker for old skool romance, which is probably most evident in the fact that The Windflower is my favorite romance of all time. I don’t even want to get into the character assignations that make me weep for the future of erotic romance. Maybe if she tied up ends with one couple then wrote about side characters who appear in the first book, they should be main in the next book. I'm hoping for some kind of showdown with Eva's mother in the future too because she is driving me crazy with the way she stalks Eva, the way that everyone just panders to her only makes her behaviour worse. Hopefully we will now see how this will pan out with healing the rest of their problems, as well as the threads for new storylines that appeared in Entwined and we will get the happy ever after they both deserve !I have read other reviews of this of book and everyone’s differing reviews is quite interesting, Seems you will either love this book or hate it. Although Entwined with You wasn't my favourite book in the series it was still a great book and I'm happy to have had my much needed Gideon fix.

My fingers curled around the thick, heavy length, my pulse quickening at the realization that he was commando beneath his sweats. She says on her facebook page that it wasn’t financial, if it isn’t then maybe it is an ego thing, or like she can’t let go of this story herself or something but what ended up getting sacrificed was the series itself. I just have a sick feeling and anxiety about the two of them alone in SD and I really miss the Eva I would have been certain about in the previous two books.

The worldwide phenomenon continues as Eva and Gideon face the demons of their pasts, and accept the consequences of their obsessive desires. Their separation, however, has taken a deeply emotional toll on both of them, intensifying insecurities, necessitating lying to loved ones and amplifying their loneliness. Eva was devastated, and when she finally discovers the truth about what Gideon has done, she’s both deeply touched by his actions and horrified that he’s gone as far as he has.