Title: Unbroken (Disclosure Series Book #2)
Author: R.E. Hunter
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Day: November 6, 2014
She
was running toward her future. He was running from his past. When their worlds
collided, nothing could prepare them for what was to come.
Reeling
from Luke’s betrayal, Embry Jacobs is lost and looking for answers. His lies
have ripped them apart, forcing her to question everything she thought she knew
about the man she loves. But to give Luke another chance, she’ll have to
forgive his lies and risk her already fragile heart.
Luke
Brody’s past has finally caught up to him — in more ways than one. After losing
the only woman he’s ever loved, he’ll do anything to get her back. But when he
finally has the chance to make things right, unforeseen circumstances threaten
to tear them apart once more.
When
the truth comes out, will it set them free or break them both?
Goodreads Link:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20554001-unbroken
3.5 Star Review by Jennifer Hagen
This is book 2 in the series, and it is recommended that
you proceed with this review only if you have completed the first book
“Undone.”
Luke and Embry are at a crossroads following the
realization that he was her professor and by the sudden forthcoming that he had
dated a student before he came to New York.
Embry wants to forgive him, but the fact of the matter is that he didn’t
tell her the truth and that in itself is a lie by omission. How will she ever be able to trust him again? Not one deceit, but two -- that would be pretty difficult to
forgive. Embry has spent this last week
trying to forget Luke and numb the pain by drinking and partying with her close
friend Jeremy. Jeremy is okay with being
the shoulder to cry on, because he secretly harbors feelings of more than
friendship for Embry.
Luke also is
miserable, but he is numbing the pain with his bottle of Johnnie Walker at
home. How would he feel to know that
Embry is begging Jeremy to make her forget?
I have always liked Luke. He is
strong and determined, but yet still can be brought to his knees with the
painful memories of Embry driving away from him with Jeremy at her side. He wants nothing more than to have another
chance with Embry. He has been willing
to give her space to think this through, but he still needs to fight for her.
“I’ll try harder,
give you everything. I’ll spend every
day for the rest of my life making it up to you, showing you that you didn’t
make a mistake by giving me another chance.
But if you don’t believe that, if you can’t let go and trust that I
won’t hurt you again, then there’s nothing more I can do.”
There’s several obstacles in their path to happiness…One
being ex-boyfriend Jack and the other is Sydney has arrived in town. Sydney is the student that Luke had a
one-night stand with prior to his move to New York. Sydney is not content to stand by and watch
Luke grasp onto his happiness with Embry.
“I want what’s
hers.”
Let’s see -- we have Sydney…Jack…Jeremy. All of them are wanting to see Embry and
Luke fail in their relationship. They
all hold a stake in the potential for demise.
But maybe Embry and Luke are stronger now than they were 4 months ago
and they can handle whatever is thrown at them.
But just when things are going well, Luke throws his own hat into the
ring of demise.
Had those words
just come out of his mouth? Her mind
spun in every direction trying to make sense of what was going on.
The story is told in second-person dual point of view and
that is always a treat for me to hear the male perspective and be part of his
thought process. As much as I enjoyed
the first book, I found myself not being able to connect with this story. The writing was excellent, but I just felt
like the storyline was too predictable.
Embry let out a soft moan as she snuggled into the warmth
of the strong arms around her. She was exactly where she wanted to be. And for
the first time in almost a week, she felt content, happy…except for the slight
pounding in her skull. She cracked her eyes open, peeking out from beneath her
lashes, only to slam them shut again when the sunlight assaulted her
too-sensitive vision. Ouch. Laying in
bed for a few minutes longer, she waited for the hazy fog to lift from her
brain and her eyes to adjust to the bright light of day.
The arms around her tightened and
their owner let out a low, sleepy groan. At the sound, Embry stiffened and her
eyes popped open. Suddenly, the sweet warmth of his body was a searing fire
burning her bare skin and sending her into a panic. Slowly dragging herself
from his embrace, she sat up in the bed. Her gaze traveled the room, taking in
her surroundings before looking down at herself and realizing her clothes were
missing, save barely there bra and panties. Taking a deep breath, she bolstered
her resolve and glanced over her shoulder. The man asleep next to her was on
his back, arm thrown over his head, his hard-lined chest and abs on display.
Embry’s stomach dropped violently and
tears began to fall freely from her eyes. Oh
no. No, no, no.
About the author:
Rose Hunter is a
native New Yorker currently living in Austin, Texas with her husband and their
crazy kitten. Surviving solely on Iced Chai and KIND bars, she spends her days
writing angsty romance and chasing happily ever afters. When she’s not
writing, you can find her on the beach with a glass of wine and a book in her
hand.
Author Links:
Website: www.rehunterbooks.com
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/rosehunter/undone/
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