Concupiscent Bibliophile: Everything Stolen by Sophia Scarlet- Release Day Event and Review!

Monday, September 19, 2016

Everything Stolen by Sophia Scarlet- Release Day Event and Review!

Cover Design: Sarah Hansen / Okay Creations

Release Date: September 19, 2016

Synopsis

Four years ago Jeremy Bradford disappeared leaving the woman he loved heartbroken and pregnant with his child. Two years ago Sylvie Solum married Silas Chambers and vowed to leave any hope of seeing Jeremy again in the past. Today, Jeremy Bradford woke up from a four year coma. Resolved to reclaim the woman he loved. Bent on uncovering the truth about his disappearance. Determined to make whoever is responsible pay for everything stolen. ...And Bradfords always get what they want.

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My Review

Everything Stolen by Sophia Scarlet
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

For a shorter read, there is a whole lot of emotional punch and mystery packed in to this book. From the beginning, we realize that this book is going to have a lot of drama and confusion. I was kind of quick to pick a team, but liked how the author made me really think about the complexities of Sylvie's situation. There are a couple clear "bad guys", but there is also a lot of guessing involved where some characters are concerned.

Sylvie is an easy character to care about and no matter what else happened, I was on her side throughout. The sexy stuff was definitely sexy and there was no shortage of chemistry between Sylvie and either man who loved her. It's best to go into this book blind and enjoy the ride. I've enjoyed other books by this author and will continue to read more of her books going forward.

*An ARC was provided in exchange for an honest review

Giveaway

Signed paperback of Everything Stolen

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About the Author

Sophia Scarlet is a Maryland native. She lives with her husband, two children, and cat in the woods not far from the Potomac river. When she is not writing or shuttling her children around, you can find her practicing yoga, cooking, or picking seasonal vegetables at the local CSA.