'Both times I thought I'd lost you, life felt darker, dimmer, and incomplete because you weren't in my life.' Jackson Mistakes of their past had haunted them and when they finally met and put the past behind, Jax and Clo now are putting their lives back together. After this I will not be reading anything else from this author. I would never recommend this series to anyone except in a omg you won't believe how bad this is kind of way.

This screwed up story could have been in one book not drawn out in three to get more money off her readers. Do you feel like it was worth all the bs? No. She gave them a screwed up love story that makes you think why would you even continue on with this friendship or relationship. Jax and Chloe could have had a great love story, but that's not what this author gave them. There is so much fucked up shit in this series that it's just too much. No, after this book I thought thank god I can move on with my life now. I didn't love it either, but at least when it was over I didn't think omg this series is so fucken awful the editor should have told her to just stop. With that being said I did not hate this one. So I HATED the first and second book, so you may ask why I continued the series and that's easy because I can't not finish a series. The one thing she wished she had more of is time.

She has a weakness for good (maybe bad) TV shows she’s up-to-date on over 25 current shows, and no, that wasn’t a joke.Īnd it goes without saying, she loves books-they’re like old and dear friends who have always been there to make her laugh and make her cry.

She also enjoys ceramics and being creative with her hands. She also loves to cook and bake, and-to the benefit of her friends-she loves to share. She loves to travel internationally, and tries to plan a yearly trip abroad. While she is headstrong and extremely independent, she can’t resist a man who takes control of the relationship, both outside and inside of the bedroom.

She loves a strong, masculine man with a witty personality. To her, there’s something seductively romantic about the Golden Gate Bridge, the steep rolling hills of the city streets, the cable cars, and the Victorian-style architecture. While she has lived in countless cities throughout the U.S., her heart belongs to San Francisco. Jessica Wood writes contemporary romance. If you wish to be notified of upcoming book releases and news from Jessica Wood, you can sign up for her mailing list.

Promise of Home by Jennifer Woodhull