Book Review: Unwritten

 

I walked away from my billionaire bloodline, hellbent on carving a life that belonged to me. By day, I’m a painfully shy journalist desperate for respect. By night, I write filthy stories under a false name. I let my imagination run wild, and my fantasies bleed through. No one was supposed to connect the dots. Especially not my brother’s best friend. I’ve secretly loved this man for years, but when a prison riot leaves us locked in a cell together, I learn the truth about survival, surrender, and the man behind the empire. He’s dangerous, possessive, and the muse of my stories.

THIS IS A DARK ROMANCE WITH HEAVY TRIGGERS. READER'S DISCRETION IS HIGHLY ADVISED.

My Review

This book is what I have more recently coming to really like about Emily's writing. While the trauma that Willow endures is horrific and can be graphic, it is how she heals afterwards with the help of Diablo and Mason that I liked a lot. 

I was able to connect to all three and therefore, I was able to engage with the story better. Both Diablo and Mason are alphas. Yet at the same time, they know when to pull back with Willow or give some tough love. 

This book features a nice surprise after Willow's story. It features a short four chapter story that has Willow's friend, Maggie telling her story. It does interconnect a little as it incorporates the rest of the characters as well. Another good book by Emily.