RELEASE DAY BLITZ AND REVIEW: COVET ME by Geneva Lee

Synopsis

Belle Stuart walked into my life with crimson lips, and a smart mouth to match, that made it impossible not to put her in her place—and on her knees.

Review

I absolutely love the way that Geneva Lee crafts a story – the driving force of her texts is the relationship between the hero and heroine and the complications that arise due to their desire for one another and the outside forces who refuse to allow their connection to remain established.

In Covet Me, readers are privy to the fact that Smith is doing everything in his power to protect Belle from his association with Hammond, but while that is at the forefront of his plans, he can’t help but yearn for her and his need to possess her in all possible ways is far stronger his desire than the command he’s been given to let her go. But it’s a delicate line Smith’s walking – one that he cannot completely control, which threatens to push Smith further out of control, and with the outcome of Covet Me, the quest to bring Hammond down, protect Bella, and live his life free from being under anyone’s command puts Smith further in limbo.

Bella has finally resolved to do the things that scare her…the ones that make her feel alive, and all of them center around Smith. With him, she is untamed and sensual; she gives herself fully over to Smith, and he guards her body with his life. But now that Bella feels like she’s being attacked from all sides of her life, it’s unclear where the next step should take her. Without Smith, she’s definitely unprotected – there’s no one who can protect her like he can, but it seems like he might not even be able to when those outside forces start closing in and the threats proceed to tear Smith and Bella apart – bit by bit.

Smith and Bella crave each other – their overwhelming feelings for one another drive them to make choices that there may not be any going back from, but readers will have to wait for Capture Me to see what the aftermath will be of those decisions.

A complimentary copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.

4.5 Poison Apples