I knew Eoin’s story would be worth the wait, and it was. All we knew about Eoin was that he’d been through something traumatic in the military that had changed him and taken his “light” away.”
His story has heartbreaking and there were parts that made me cry. The book is about pulling himself out of the tragedy that was consuming him and deciding what kind of life he wanted to live.
Aline and her sister Freedom (you’ll find out why that name is ironic) went to Iran to education young people in English. They became separated and circumstances arose that led to Aline and Eoin crossing paths.
Of course I hate having wait to find out the rest of the story, but what has happened so far has all that heroic special ops - type stuff, danger, adrenaline rushes and hot times for Aline and Eoin. There is also something going on with older sister Freedom, but maybe if she wasn’t all up in her sister’s business so much, she could work on her own problems. I am racking my brain to put the few clues we have together to try to sort out what Freedom’s problem is. Another thing for the next book that finishes the story of Eoin and Aline!
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