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Seven years ago, Jones fell for a heartless man named Carver. A drug addiction, numerous sexual partners, and a lonely lifestyle weren't enough to fill the void that Carver left in Jones's chest.Years later, the two meet under familiar circumstances, and Jones can't help hoping for affection that Carver can never give him. While Jones tries his best to crawl under Carver's skin and force him to feel something, he finds himself involved in a political war he had no idea he was fighting. Jones struggles to gasp for air in a dying city that's sinking fast and pulling him under with wave after wave of addiction and betrayal.Falling for a loveless man is enough to bring someone as strong as Jones to his knees. Will Jones ever be able to reach into Carver's chest and bring his cold heart to life? No library descriptions found. |
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I couldn't understand Jones' attraction with Carver. He was like a dog, begging for a bone and only getting kicked in the head. Over and over and over. At one point I thought it'd get better, there was glimpse of something, but no, and in the end it was too little too late for me.
The writing felt a little...unpolished. Perhaps it's due to the telling and not showing, but I found it a bit overdone. It's a very descriptive story, and obviously meant to awaken feelings, but the way Jones' emotions were described was a bit over the top. Tell me something is black but don't make me see black through your eyes, let me see it the way I see it.
The plot aside from the "romance" was good. I liked the setting and the world is interesting, but whether or not I'll read more in the series is - for lack of a better word - iffy at this point in time. ( )