Cynthia L. (ceeceelandau) reviewed Crossing the Lines (Neighborly Affection) on + 282 more book reviews
This series just keeps getting better and better.
After Alice becomes a part of Henry and Jay's Dominant and Submissive relationship that she begins to fall for Henry hard and fast. She wan't to keep her heart separate, but quickly realizes that's not an option. It's the fear of not being enough and inability to speak up about her fears that paralyze her and keep her from being a full partner.
Henry in his usual fashion keeps himself on a tight leash and gives Alice enough space and time to come to terms with her feelings so that they can move forward. His patience is a credit to himself, but it is also one of the reason's for such miscommunication. His need for not pushing Alice leaves her feeling like Henry does not want her like she wants him. It's because of Jay's fearlessness to put his feelings out there for everyone to see that help them stay together and move forward.
I just love this series....
After Alice becomes a part of Henry and Jay's Dominant and Submissive relationship that she begins to fall for Henry hard and fast. She wan't to keep her heart separate, but quickly realizes that's not an option. It's the fear of not being enough and inability to speak up about her fears that paralyze her and keep her from being a full partner.
Henry in his usual fashion keeps himself on a tight leash and gives Alice enough space and time to come to terms with her feelings so that they can move forward. His patience is a credit to himself, but it is also one of the reason's for such miscommunication. His need for not pushing Alice leaves her feeling like Henry does not want her like she wants him. It's because of Jay's fearlessness to put his feelings out there for everyone to see that help them stay together and move forward.
I just love this series....
