Title: Tiger Lily Part Two
Author: Amélie S. Duncan
Blurb
Tiger Lily An Alpha Billionaire Romance Trilogy Continues with Part Two: The Interlude
In her lowest moment, Lily receives help from an unexpected source. Though Lily refuses to see Jonas, he sends his ex-wife, Dani to watch over her.
Ashamed to admit Declan has physically abused her, she lies to Jonas and to herself. Now the lies have taken on a life of their own. She breaks up with Jonas, the only man she’s ever loved—protecting him the best she can, but martyrdom is a heavy cross to bear. She’s so wounded, she’s loses her instinct for self-preservation.
Jonas won’t stay away. He invades her dreams with his hard body and soft caresses, then her life—using her body against her. Her pain is no match for the memories of their steamy past and the protective tenderness Jonas now wraps around her. Lily realizes she and Jonas have more in common than their sultry sexual companionship…they both want family—the sweet intimacy of belonging.
This romance contains explicit sexual content, adult themes and situations.
Caroline's Review
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I enjoyed this second part of Lily's story just as much as the first.
"My heart pounded in my chest as he stood before me, the electricity of our connection sparking between us and stealing my breath."
Lily is not in a good place mentally and physically. Missing Jonas and feeling like she needs to protect everyone else in her life from her toxic, and potentially dangerous, ex has her running herself into the ground. Until enough is enough and Jonas comes back into her life, but it is not clear to Lily in exactly what capacity.
"There is something there between us. I don't know what it is yet, but I want to try to find out."
The connection between Jonas and Lily was as magnetic and compelling as ever. No matter who tried to pull them apart, it didn't dim the fire between them. I wished Lily had been stronger and reached out for help, but she was totally spiralling and my heart hurt for her suffering and desperation. I'm so keen for the last book now as this book finished on a tender and promising note that really tugged on my heartstrings.
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