26 January 2016

Read:: Built (Saints of Denver) By Jay Crownover

This one made my eyes pop more than once. Not because of something great or not great or crazy just because of how our main lady Sayer lives her life. I know that there are people out there that were raised a certain way or just do the plain jane thing but goodness, she didnt even like to be looked at while in yoga pants. The most comfy pants in the world she looked at to be something for bed time on her own, your butt usually looks good in yoga pants show that butt off. 

I love Jay Crownover, she brought us the Marked Men series and I loved reading about all those guys. Her writing is fast on top of it and realistic. 

Zeb and Sayor start a weird sneaky only seeing each other naked relationship. She fights, he wins. Shes a great lawyer, shes great with helping others but its her own life she cant seem to get a good handle on until she meets Zeb. I think she really finds out who she is when he just lets her be her crazy self and loves her for it. 

Zeb has to put his foot down with her for the sake of his sanity and his family's. She cant make up her mind so he back off until she can figure out that they do belong together. 

Sayor and Zeb are great together, they fit well together and they work together as a team better than some that have been together for years. I hated that the epilogue was only a few months out, I was hoping more babies but it was good for them. I have no clue who the next could be about but I cannot wait for it.





From the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Marked Men books comes an electrifying new spin-off series,Saints of Denver, featuring all the characters fans have been dying to read about.
Sayer Cole and Zeb Fuller couldn’t be more different. She’s country club and fine-dining, he’s cell-block and sawdust. Sayer spends her days in litigation, while Zeb spends his working with his hands. She’s French silk, he’s all denim and flannel.
Zeb’s wanted the stunning blonde since the moment he laid eyes on her. It doesn't matter how many smooth moves he makes, the reserved lawyer seems determinedly oblivious to his interest—either that or she doesn't return it. Sayer is certain the rough, hard, hot-as-hell Zeb could never want someone as closed off and restrained as she is, which is a shame because something tells her he might be the guy to finally melt her icy exterior.
But just as things start to heat up, Zeb is blindsided by a life altering moment from his past. He needs Sayer’s professional help to right a wrong and to save more than himself. He can’t risk what’s at stake just because his attraction to Sayer feels all consuming. But as these opposites dig in for the fight of their lives, battling together to save a family, the steam created when fire and ice collide can no longer be ignored.