| Title | : | Everything You Need |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 240 |
| Publication | : | First published November 17, 2014 |
Artist Ashton Langton makes no promises; women fall at his feet and he enjoys them without remembering their names the next day. Haunted by his past, he refuses to allow himself to get close to anyone, until he encounters Kris, the living image of his childhood sweetheart. He has to paint her, to sculpt her, to have her.
Against her better judgement, Kris Mayer accepts Ashton's request to model for him. The more time she spends with him, the more she falls for him, despite knowing their relationship can only last as long as her modelling job.
When Kris tries to cut her ties to Ashton, he has no intention of letting her get away and ruin his plan to make her fall head over heels for him. But fate intervenes, threatening not only their love, but also Ashton's life.
word count: 73.000 words/220 pages long)
Due to sexual content this book is recommended for 17+
Everything You Need Reviews
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My favourite of the 'Everything' series so far - these characters might not have been my favourite from this 'world' but the story around them is curious and engaging, wrapped in mystery and secrets. There are plenty of subplots and I love Evelyn Lyes' writing style, it's comfortable and descriptive, and really makes for an enjoyable few hours.
Great little book - would recommend to anyone who enjoys romance and intrigue hand in hand! -
PRETTY GOOD
I was kind of confused by the characters in this book. I couldn't keep some of the characters straight, the friends, who was related, who was together. I hate meddling characters. Characters that think they know best, but everybody is an adult and can make their own decisions. Otherwise I liked how Ash pretty much wanted Kris from the start, and new pretty quickly that it was Kris that he loved for herself and not because she looked like his first love. I understood Kris's hesitation in getting too involved with Asher. But if she truly thought the way she did, I just wonder why she kept sleeping with him. The plot took a heck of a crazy turn towards the end that had me like wth? -
Dnf 20%
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An enjoyable read! The characters and plot were interesting (although the turn at the end was a little out there), and the writing style was engaging.