Book Review: Winter's Eve Then, Now, & Always

 

After walking away from everything he loved a decade ago, Winter King no longer recognizes the man he’s become, the man who tried burying the pain of his past underneath a billion dollar smile, women, and work.

When an unexpected turn of fate brings him face to face with his ex-fiancée, Eve Valentine, he can’t hide any longer from the woman of his past, the emptiness of his present, and the tenuous hope of his future.

Eve Valentine never imagined she’d be forced to face Winter King again, and then her best friend falls in love with his brother. He says it’s kismet, but she feels like it’s pure, unadulterated torture to her still broken heart. The last thing she intends to offer him is forgiveness.

Making a promise to move on, Eve tries, but when everything she’s worked for is jeopardized, the man who used to be her King is her only option.

A favor, an outrageous bid, and a date can’t lead to a second chance. Can it?



My Review

I was first introduced to Winter and Eve from Snow King Catches His Snowflake. It was nice to become more familiar with these two. Winter and Eve share a history with one another. Therefore, there is a lot to unpack between them. Thus, don't expect any fast burn romance between these two. 

Nope, the romance is more of a very slow burn. In fact, their relationship is built on a more emotional side then physical one. Not to say that these two did not share some spicy moments together. For what these two went through, I felt very drawn to them both. 

I do want to take a moment to mention Reign. He is the sweetest boy. My heart went out for him. 

This book is the most serious one from A.E. It does touch on loss, and mental health besides love. A.E. does it again and makes me fall in love with her characters and their stories. 

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