RELEASE BLITZ AND REVIEW: Living Without by Lila Rose

Living without true love…

Living without one’s other half…

Living without the light of beauty and joy…

Living with the past…

Living with feelings of inadequacy…

Living with years of pain…

The title of Saxon and Nary’s story holds many meanings, both to them and those who love them, and while both Saxon and Nary have lived without one another’s love and affection for many years, one incident throws their lives into darkness and misery, forcing Saxon to step up in a multitude of ways and proving that, despite his mistreatment of Nary in the past and his self-loathing, he would finally claim the woman who has always been his and he would work to treat her like the club princess that she is with tender touches, strong, protective arms, and a heart so full of love for her that she would soon learn how much he was through living without.

Even though it was clear from their first meeting that Saxon and Nary belonged together, it took something dark and devious for Saxon to get his head out of his ass. But that’s exactly what it was going to take because his past had a fierce hold on him and nothing would wake him up or release him from that albatross unless the cost was too great a price.

Living Without has all of the components of a true Lila Rose MC story, but it also has more because the Hawks get assistance from a bevy of intelligent and resilient men and women who find a way to use their specific set of skills to payback those who have committed reprehensible crimes against the club, and it’s clear from the onset of the dangerous situation that the Hawks protect their own and those who are responsible for harming anyone who belongs to them will pay in blood and death. But what Nary goes through at the hands of those sadistic bastards is only part of the story, and while it’s a pivotal part, what’s more important is the way that Saxon proves to Nary that it’s always been her, even when he treated her vilely…even when he rejected her time and time again.

And if readers’ hearts don’t belong to Saxon Black by the end of Living Without then they need to reread this book and truly see the man he becomes, which was always there.

4.5 Poison Apples