The latest "sexy, pulse-pounding adventure"* (Jaci Burton) from the national bestselling author of Coming Undone.While the Brown Sibling series is one of my favorites, Inside Out didn't thrill me like Laid Bare and Coming Undone.
In the wake of an attack that left her nearly dead, Ella Tipton has spent each day putting her life back together. She doesn't have any room for romance, but that doesn't mean she has to stop admiring the scenery.
Sexy security professional Andrew Copeland is no stranger to women, but he knows Ella is something different. Determined to get her to let him in, Andy does the one thing he can think of to get close: he offers her hands-on training in self-defense-and before long, all that skin on skin contact with have them both turning inside out.
There's no doubt Ella Tipton and Andrew Copeland (aka Cope, Andy or Andrew, depending on who is speaking) have chemistry and are hot for one another. I loved that Ella schooled their extended family on Andrew's virtues: his poetry, his art, and his woodworking skills. I also loved seeing their courtship, the strengthening of their relationship, told via their notes and packages to one another.
But it was the drama surrounding Erin's pregnancy and subsequent childbirth I kept tuning in for. Also for Raven, though she affects other characters in such a way, be it positive or negative, I'm not sure why I like her so much.
I am looking forward to Never Enough (September 2011), the next book in the series featuring the elusive Adrian Brown.
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