Release Date: 12 August 2013
Eight years ago, former Army sergeant Nathan Schultz let the love of his life disappear without a fight. After watching everyone around him find happiness while he slipped further away, he’s finally ready to fight for Chelsea Callaghan—and he’s not afraid to play dirty.
Chelsea has always followed her conservative family’s rules—with one heartbreaking exception. When she receives an invitation to an old high school friend’s wedding, she knows who’s to blame. Though she goes solely to give Nathan a piece of her mind, he blackmails her into staying the entire week. With him.
There’s no way she’ll bow to Nathan’s will without making him pay. Unfortunately, revenge is a dish best served fully clothed, and they can’t be in the same room without losing theirs. As insatiable, anger-fueled lust shifts into something more, they begin to lose sight of why they can’t be together. But with so many unforgivable wrongs between them, can Nathan and Chelsea ever make things right?
My Opinion 4 STARS
Finally we have Nathan's story and boy was he hiding a secret. We learn so much more about the man he is and who he was. In fact you realise you never really knew the guy.
Nathan married his high school 'friend' in secret, but with the death of his mother still raw decided the best way he could look after his wife was to join the army. The only problem was he told he the day before he left.
Chelsea having begged Nathan to say, thought herself abandoned so went back home then got further into photography and moved to seattle and stayed there.
With his brothers wedding and his best friend no with a partner he knows its time to sort things out with his wife. He sends her an invite then blackmails her into staying until the end of the week. She in turn says she'll stay if he signs divorce papers at the end.
Both play a game to get what they want but the chemistry is still there are they tie themselves in knots.
After a misunderstanding Chelsea runs again leaving them both miserable and in pain without the other. Both are helped to find their answers and eventually are reunited.
Definitely a feel good book.
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