Reflected in You

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Still, I understood that my father had only really been allowed to be a dad in the last four years, and he wasn't ready to give it up. Cary sat on one side of me and Ireland on the other, while the man I loved stood several feet away and hadn't glanced at me in almost half an hour. So he and my father were in the position of struggling to find who would be the alpha, and I suspected I hung in the balance. Would you mind telling us where you were yesterday?" Gideon moved from his position behind the couch.

What else didn't he want me to know? How much was he hiding from me?Ireland's fingers threaded with mine. The cookie is set by Krux Digital under the domain krxd.net. The cookie stores a unique ID to identify a returning user for the purpose of targeted advertising. If you have any further questions, you can make an appointment for my daughter to come in with counsel." He didn't like that his dad remarried, and he especially didn't like that his new stepmom already had a kid."The cookie is set by CloudFare service to store a unique ID to identify a returning users device which then is used for targeted advertising.

What about you?""What about me?""Do you know Nathan Barker?" My eyes pleaded with Gideon not to say anything in front of my dad, but he never once glanced my way.Eva and Gideon ride an emotional roller coaster throughout this instalment leading them both to the depths of despair and Gideon could have made things easier with just a few words but he chooses not to but it does lend wonderfully to the air of angst pervading the story but they really are put through the wringer and it makes this book so very hard, nigh on impossible, to put down. Their pain is, quite literally, palpable. It was impossible to hide what he was - a dominant male, a captain of industry, a man of privilege. Gideon Cross. As beautiful and flawless on the outside as he was damaged and tormented on the inside. Yet I couldn't stay away. I didn't want to. He was my addiction . . . my every desire . . . mine. What's the history with you and Nathan Barker? You heard his name and looked like you were going to pass out." At first, I wasn't quite sure how I felt about Reflected in You by Sylvia Day. Honestly, the beginning of this novel drove me crazy. It reminded me of the Fifty Shades trilogy by E.L. James. In addition, Eva was a whinny pushover and Gideon was a silent, selfish bastard. Their relationship was basically at a standstill for the first half of this novel. They avoided all of their problems and used sex as a replacement for talking, a way to avoid the real issues, and a way to deal with arguments. I felt like the characters and their relationship were going nowhere. I just wanted to scream at the characters, especially Gideon. Eva said it best when she said, "I get two answers from him: Trust me and wait."