Reflected in You
Sylvia Day, 2012
A month into an affair neither of them knows how to conduct, two badly damaged people try to hold each other without first fixing themselves. Manhattan, money, appetite. The voice is intimate and heated, moving quickly through longing, Manhattan luxury, and raw emotional conflict.
Feels like longing. About love and death.
Who it’s for
You may like it if you enjoy erotic contemporary romance with damaged, wealthy characters and a relationship driven by need and conflict. Be aware the affair is sexually explicit and emotionally intense, and the couple’s repeated push-and-pull can feel wearing.
Why read it
It gives you a close, charged look at two people trying to love each other before they have healed, with the pull of desire and the cost of old wounds.
A page from the book
The difference between wanting someone and needing them.
I pulled in a slow and shaky breath. I was completely seduced by the smoldering look in his eyes, the provocative tone of his voice, the heat of his body, and the mouthwatering scent of his skin. He was my drug, and I had no desire to kick the habit. Sylvia Day.Before the Crossfire novels made her a household name, Day wrote historical romances and an urban-fantasy series, the Marked books, published under the initials S. J. Day.
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Questions readers ask
- Is Reflected in You for me?
- You may like it if you enjoy erotic contemporary romance with damaged, wealthy characters and a relationship driven by need and conflict. Be aware the affair is sexually explicit and emotionally intense, and the couple’s repeated push-and-pull can feel wearing.
- What is Reflected in You like?
- The voice is intimate and heated, moving quickly through longing, Manhattan luxury, and raw emotional conflict. Feels like longing. About love and death.
- What should I read after Reflected in You?
- If you liked Reflected in You, try The Last Letter (Rebecca Yarros), A Streetcar Named Desire (Tennessee Williams) and Losing Hope (Colleen Hoover).
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