Still… I feel like I’m holding onto Matt with my fingertips, like he’s on the verge of slipping away and I don’t know what to do.
When I started these Legal Affairs, I had no way of knowing the depth of feeling that would become involved. I had no way of knowing this man could shatter my existence.
I don’t want to be hurt, so I’m grasping hard and I can only hope that he wants me enough to hang on just as tight.
Published March 21st 2014
Source: eArc received from author in exchange for honest review
Our Review---I'm sure if you've been reading this series you've picked up that the titles are a really great guide for what you're getting yourself in to ..and this one is no different. You have no idea how nervous I was to start this. The end. Number six. It would be resolved one way or the other, and I honestly didn't know which was it was going!
This installment resumes with a more tense Mac and Matt. There's just something off about Matt and even though he denies it, Mac can still feel it. She tries like hell to figure it out, fix it, confront it...leave it be..and finally the shit hits the fan...and, well...it's not good. EFFING MATT. Poor Mac. She is in a very tough position. She works for him and longs for him and is incredibly hurt by him.
OMG. Have I ever wanted to strangle then tie up and lick a main character. He is ridiculously frustrating. He is all alpha male that found his equal and partner, but has no idea what in the hell to do with this information. He's been burned. He likes his life....so where does that leave us....in utter hell and agony right up until the very end. Sawyer Bennett has finely crafted the technique of torturing the hell out of me, while making me like it...and I liked this story!
This final book does give us the HEA we all crave but we have to work a little to get there. I really have enjoyed this series and could totally see a spin off with some of the other characters. Macy. Macy needs a story! But until that happens, we are getting an installment it seems from Matt's point of view. I would definitely like to know what that boy was thinking the whole time!
Shelley: 4 Stars
Courtney: 5 Stars
This installment resumes with a more tense Mac and Matt. There's just something off about Matt and even though he denies it, Mac can still feel it. She tries like hell to figure it out, fix it, confront it...leave it be..and finally the shit hits the fan...and, well...it's not good. EFFING MATT. Poor Mac. She is in a very tough position. She works for him and longs for him and is incredibly hurt by him.
OMG. Have I ever wanted to strangle then tie up and lick a main character. He is ridiculously frustrating. He is all alpha male that found his equal and partner, but has no idea what in the hell to do with this information. He's been burned. He likes his life....so where does that leave us....in utter hell and agony right up until the very end. Sawyer Bennett has finely crafted the technique of torturing the hell out of me, while making me like it...and I liked this story!
This final book does give us the HEA we all crave but we have to work a little to get there. I really have enjoyed this series and could totally see a spin off with some of the other characters. Macy. Macy needs a story! But until that happens, we are getting an installment it seems from Matt's point of view. I would definitely like to know what that boy was thinking the whole time!
Shelley: 4 Stars
Courtney: 5 Stars
USA Today Best-Selling author, Sawyer Bennett, is a snarky southern woman and reformed trial lawyer who decided to finally start putting on paper all of the stories that were floating in her head. She is married to a mobster (well, a market researcher) and they have two big, furry dogs who hog the bed. Sawyer would like to report she doesn’t have many weaknesses but can be bribed with a nominal amount of milk chocolate.
ReplyDeleteReading "Legal Affairs: Affirmation" felt like trying to train a stubborn dog—frustrating but incredibly rewarding! Matt and Mac's tumultuous relationship had me on edge, much like handling a playful yet exasperating pup. Sawyer Bennett masterfully keeps us hooked till the very end. Eager for more, especially from Matt's perspective. Great review!