Beautiful Rose by Missy Johnson
Book #1 in the Beautiful Rose Series
Release Day: October 24, 2013
Jack Falcon is a new man. Three years after he left his life behind in London, Jack finally feels settled. He’s surrounded with everything that is important to him; a great relationship with his brother, Alex, a bar he is about to re-open, and most importantly, he has control of his life and his dreams. He knows he can’t undo the wrongs of his past, but he sure as hell can determine his future. He has worked hard to move forward and nothing is going to undo that.
Until he meets Rose.
Rose Wilson has never felt normal. Since she was a child, Rose has felt nothing but the overwhelming desire to end her life and she has no idea why. We live to die, so what’s the point in living? Rose has pushed the limits in the past, and pushed people away. She can’t figure out why Jack and Alex are so insistent on helping her. Twelve years of therapy has failed to help her, so why should they be any different?
Jack sees just how beautiful and important Rose is, but convincing her of that means putting his heart on the line, something he isn’t sure he can do. He can’t deny his feeling for Rose, but that doesn’t mean he has to act on them. And Jack isn’t the only one developing feelings for Rose.
Before Rose, Jack vowed he would never let himself fall in love again.
Before Rose, he had control.
But sometimes, it’s losing control that makes you really see what’s really important in your life.
Do not read
this book if you have not met Jack Falcon in Seduce, you need to know this part
of Jack’s story to understand why he is what he is today.
When I read
Seduce over the summer, I fell hard for Jack, if you know what I mean! He’s
funny and scrumptious, sexy and mine! No, sorry that last bit isn’t exactly
true.
But I did
not see “that” coming. I can’t tell you what “that” is in case you haven’t read Seduce. If you have read it then
you were probably as heartbroken as I was.
So here we
are 3 years later, Jack has left London behind, and he is finally rebuilding a
simpler life for himself, he’s close to his brother Alex and he is doing the
best he can.
Then he
meets Rose, and for the first time since he left London, he has feelings he
thought he’d buried deep and would never feel again, feelings that are slowly
rising to the surface. But what is Rose’s
story, there is an underlying tragedy in her life that even she doesn’t fully understand;
it’s more than just a feeling she has she shouldn’t be here!
Now
Harmony, I am not giving her more than one sentence in my review. Someone hold her while I slap her! There that’s
her covered.
So will
Jack & Rose finally put the fears of the past behind them and admit that
they have a future together? Well I’ll
let you find out for yourself.
As with all
of Missy’s books it came to an end to soon, and I am looking forward to more
books in this series.
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