A Review by Wendy
4.5 Felt It Deep Stars
* * * * 1/2
Spoiler Free
Karla
Sorensen has a deft hand in understanding feelings, all types. This is
an excellent study of how we all manage deep feelings from our past
experiences. We learn how to allow others to find that one person who
"Got You" and allowed you to be you.
This story has all the
makings of something easy, not earth-shattering...yet when Isabel and
Aiden cross paths as manager and owner of the newly acquired gym by
Aiden, neither have any clue as to what the outcome will be.
Isabel
is strong, keeps pain in, and only releases it through her personal
working of the body bag. She came to the gym when she was 14, and from
that moment, she felt at home, accepted. There she could release all her
anger and frustrations and no one would get hurt or think less of her.
She
loved MMA fighting and when Aiden came on the scene as a fighter, she
became a devoted fan. She may have only been a teenager but her
love/crush was serious. Yes, she grew up and knew whatever fairy tale
she composed in her head with Aiden wasn't happening but deep down,
those feelings were always going to be there.
Aiden was having
the life. His career was strong and getting stronger. He had a beautiful
wife who loved him and his daughter so much. He was trying to be
everywhere at all times, there for the fights and home for the family
but one night while he was away, terrible people did terrible things and
his wife did not survive.
Now Aiden is only devoted to his
daughter. She is the one in his life. He decided to focus on this gym he
just bought and will work on making it a success. He understands he
needs to be considerate to the former employees as their reputations all
are stellar, especially Isabel's.
Isabel is having a difficult
time being around Aiden. She knows her stuff and yet she keeps coming
off as a stuck-up ass. She is either nervous around him and can't
breathe or says two sentences or she comes across with resting
bit@hface.
The story takes these two and puts them through a few
challenges causing each to re-evaluate what they thought of the other.
Also, the little daughter Aiden has is a hoot and terrific means of
bringing them together. It starts as a slow burn and then ignites in
this relationship.
I thoroughly enjoyed this and it was worth the read.
A gifted copy provided by Wildfire Marketing in exchange for an honest review
About Karla Sorensen
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