Sunday, 16 October 2016

Book Review: Take Me With You by Nina G. Jones

Book Title: Take Me With You
Author: Nina G. Jones
Genre: Dark Romance

Rating: 
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A story of twisted fate. Two pieces of two puzzled worlds that fit perfectly together. - The Dark n Dirty Booknook. 
Synopis:
Trigger Warning: If you need one this book isn't for you.
From the author of the bestselling novel DEBT. Nina G. Jones presents,
Take Me With You
I watch.
I study.
I prowl.
I hunt.

I always go in with a plan. A set of rules for myself. I don’t take unnecessary risks. That’s how I’ve been able to evade capture all these years.

But there’s something about this girl that is different than the others. When I finally meet her, the rules become a blur. And I break the most important one of all—I take her with me.

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It’s just my imagination—that feeling of being watched. That those icy eyes— a vivid turquoise with a distinct golden fleck—aren’t watching me.

It’s just stress. I am the person everyone relies on. Maybe that’s why I haven’t been feeling so content with my life lately. Why I dream those eyes belong to someone who can tear me away from all of my responsibilities.

But these are just shameful fantasies, never meant to breach reality.
Then one night, the dream comes true, only it’s a horrific nightmare.
Now, I only have one task: survival.

Summary:

Vesper Rivers is bound to routine & obligations. Nursing school, work, playing a motherly role caring for her younger brother Johnny who has cerebral palsy. 
So many responsibilities whilst trying to find time for herself & her boyfriend Carter. A kind, handsome, loyal medical student. Her first serious boyfriend of 3 years who totally dotes on her. He's everything she should want, but she finds herself wanting, needing more. Something not so vanilla, something not so safe.

Then the day comes, Vesper feels as though she's being watched. She meets the eyes of the clearest turquoise eyes she has ever seen. Eyes she has seen before, Eyes she had found herself fantasising about at the most forbidden times. 
She liked the dirty thoughts, the more forbidden the more aroused she became. But fantasies are just that right? Many peoples fantasies staying buried within never to become reality. 

Or so she thought... Until the fateful Saturday night. Surprising events unfold which leave her staring into the same turquoise eyes. The moment fantasy became reality. Terrifyingly real. 

Sam "The Night Prowler" is terrifyingly real. 
A socially awkward & sexually depraved voyeur. His sheltered, tormented childhood leaving him with the urge to rebel & take back control. 

But this times different. Vespers different.
Review:
This book, gave me all the feels. Happiness, Sadness, Confusion, Frustration & so much more. It will have you frowning, smiling, laughing & close to tears.
I couldn't tear myself away from this book. Turning page after page. Wanting, needing to know more.

As Sam's story unfolds you learn more about his childhood delving deeper into his past giving you a greater understanding of the pivotal points that moulded him into the person he became. 
That with darkness, for him, came clarity. 
A torchered soul. Desperately seeking acceptance & normality. Something which he saw within Vesper. The more I learned about Sam the more I fell in love with his character.
Vesper believed she must be good, kind, pure & take care of others because who would love her if not? But for once rather than taking care of everyone else. Sam takes care of her. I loved that he accepts of every part of her, even the deepest, darkest, dirty parts. She becomes his obsession, his everything. Which ultimately leads to him becoming hers. 
Some might say that this book is a classic story of 'Stockholm syndrome'. But I thought it more to be a story of twisted fate. Two pieces of two puzzled worlds that fit perfectly together. 

One thing I loved about Sam & Vespers story was the way the Author could go from a dark, cold, serious & sometimes brutal scene. To a scene that was light & heartwarming, a scene that would have me laughing & smiling like a Cheshire Cat. 

For me, that balance between light & dark is what makes an amazing story in this Genre. I loved every single moment & found myself wishing that the story didn't have to come to an end.


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