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Review: Stay by Tia Louise

Review of Stay by Tia Louise


STAY

Emmy is a survivor. She survived being thrown away after giving her virginity to the boy she had a huge crush on. She survived her son's horrible father. And now she has to survive Stephen Hastings - the very man who threw her away after her first time.


Hot damn, the tension between Emmy and Stephen is thick as hell, right from their very first reunion. She's a feisty, tough woman and she is not about to allow him to break her heart again. He's a very clueless alpha who's hellbent on making Emmy his again, on making her STAY with him after his little, not so innocent, proposition. I love how very obvious it was that he loved her, even though he was completely oblivious, because of course, he is a man after all... And Emmy? She seriously impressed me. So very strong, with a spine like steel and a heart bigger than the sky for those she loved. And lest I forget, how about Eli? Her very special, adorable little boy. Smart as a whip, and more sweet and adorable than any little boy has the right to be.


I so freakin LOVE Stay! It's deliciously sexy with thicker than thick tension, electric chemistry, a beautiful, special little boy, and a fabulous antagonistic vibe between a clueless alpha and a strong, loving woman.


ARC via author.


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