One character I would love to read more about is Deirdre. We also have some baddies thrown into the mix. I loved seeing Cole, Elle, and Horse, and Conrad again. There was an excellent cast of secondary characters. A little other man drama as well in regards to the heroine being touched sexually against her will. There is also a a bit of forced F/F action. There was a little other woman action that the hero takes part in when he is high, but it was mild and didn't overly bother me. It honestly wasn't all that spicy, and this couple doesn't have intercourse until very close to the end of the book. It was told in a dual POV format and took me around four hours to finish. However, this turned out to be quite low on the other women drama especially considering the plot. I mean, it shouldn't have been such a big surprise as I quite like this author's writing, But the last book I read in this series was full on with cheating and other people sex scenes, and lately, I haven't been in the right frame of mind for that type of story. So color me surprised, but I pretty much loved this one. Oh, and of course, writing more words.Īce is the author of Strictly Business, Bad For Business, Family Business, Twisted Fate, Twisted Death, A Twisted Love Story, Twisted Secrets, Of Smoke & Cinnamon: A Christmas Story, Pretty Young Things, All The Letters I'll Never Send You and All The Letters I've Ever Read. and hosting dinner parties (though she's only in it for the drinks). She loves paddle boarding, snowboarding, camping, basically anything outside. When she's not writing, she owns a taco truck in a ski town in Colorado even though she can't cook a lick (that's all her husband). She's made her heart race both with suspense and serious swoon and wouldn't trade one minute, one word of it. Ten books later, she's gotten to live in the world of billionaires, twisted murders, and sweet small towns. After a life-long love affair with both books, she undertook writing the novel she wanted to read. Ace Gray is a best selling author, self-proclaimed troublemaker and connoisseur of both the good life and fairy tales.

Twisted Secrets by Gerald Haley