Book Review: Die for You
How naïve I was to believe that I could repent for my sins.
Gianna Ricci, the woman who adopted me, made it clear that the man I loved with every inch of my heart would forever be the enemy, no matter how many miles were between us.
Lennon Shepherd stands between me and freedom.
Kill Lenny…I’m free.
Seems simple enough.
But our relationship has always been complicated. I think we have always hated one another more than love. But for two broken people, the hatred has us appreciating the love so much more because you cannot have one without the other.
And that is the only reason why we’re still alive.
We’ve had ample opportunity to kill the other over the years.
But we don’t, and that’s because our love runs deeper than revenge. And that’s what makes us both weak, weak for the other.
This is possession and ownership.
This is obsessive love.
He is meant for me.
And I am meant for him.
However, I come back to America because I’ve been guarding a secret.
And I need Lenny’s help.
It seems we’re finally on the same side…fighting for the same thing.
But this doesn’t mean we’re united.
Regardless of our undying love, neither of us will surrender.
If anything, this means war, and our feud is so much worse than any before it.
Let the best man or rather woman win because I won’t lose.
My Review
Valentina and Lenny may be at war with one another, thanks to the evil, Gianna but that does not mean that their true feelings for one another have gone away. Despite everything that has happened to them, they still love each other.
As if there were not enough secrets revealed in book one, several more are uncovered in this book. I was so invested in this book. I did not want it to end. Lenny and Valentina forever.
After the first book, I could not wait to read this one. I needed to know how it all ended. Monica did not let me down, but she did make me sweat it out until the end. I absolutely loved this book. Monica gave me strong frenemies to lovers' vibe as well as angst. This duet is one that you don't want to miss. Monica is at the top of her writing game with this duet!
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