Trisha Wolfe
“My sick matches your sick”
Born, Madly is the conclusion to the Dark, Madly Duet.
This story picks up from where we are let hanging in the
first book. Grayson is gone, and London must revert to the cover she has portrayed
for most off her adult life. Both characters have a freedom that they have never experienced before, where could this lead for Grayson and London?
Throughout the book we are kept in suspense, trying to put
the pieces of the game together to reveal what the end game is and who the real
game keeper. Does the real London play just as good as Grayson? Is she able to play at the same level as Grayson does?
Every page steals your breathe, entrapping you into Grayson’s
and London’s cat and mouse race. Although their relationship grows stronger it
is shaken with the threat of a copy cat killer.
Who is the copy cat killer? How
does he know so much about Grayson’s method? What is his/her end game?
After reading both books I can honestly says that I have a new-found
love for the taboo element of Grayson and London’s relationship. Darkness is
sexy!
Stay tuned for my next review.
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