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Tasted what we'd made.Ĭaroline reclaims her pride, dignity and courage with West's non-judgmental support and understanding.

Long before he kissed me, I passed a whole lifetime with West, bathed in yellow light, baptized in lukewarm tap water, consecrated at sunrise when we broke a loaf open and looked. There, in the bakery, while the rest of the world was sleeping, time buckled and we found something outside it. Along with handling a full course load, West works two jobs, one of which is working nights in a bakery, and it is here that Carolyn finds solace from her tormented existence. This guy is tough and extremely hardworking (not to mention sexy … as in über sexy), but he is also tortured, and we learn more about the depth of his torment in book two, Harder (review follows this one). His life circumstances are the polar opposite of Caroline's, but he shares her drive to succeed. West Leavitt has a reputation as a "bad boy," but as Caroline soon learns there is more to him than meets the eye. Caroline is convinced that her hopes and dreams have been shattered. The resulting maelstrom of harassment and recrimination is not only humiliating, it's emotionally devastating.

However, when her relationship with her high school boyfriend ends, he seeks revenge by publishing online explicit, supposedly private photos of them engaged in sexual activity. She planned to take law school by storm and follow in the footsteps of her father, a judge. These books hit my 2014 favorites list.ĭeeper (book one of Caroline & West) by Robin YorkĬollege student Caroline Piaseki is an intelligent, goal-oriented young woman who mapped out her future at a young age. They all have a hook that grabs you from page one, riveting storylines and sizzling chemistry between the lead characters. I'm sharing thoughts about four books that required me to keep a box of tissues handy. Why? It's that rush of relief and happiness that I feel when the characters work through that messy conflict making their HEA one to savor. Confession: I like an emotional story that causes the heart to jump into the throat and eyes to leak.