All’s fair in love and war, right? Not this time…
Good evening, bloggers! Here’s a new review of This is Love, Baby, the second book in the War and Peace series, by K. Webster.
The second book continues where the first one left off. After months of trauma and sexual abuse from her captor, Gabe, Baylee Winston has found safety and love in Warren McPherson, the man who purchased her. Within time, though, it’s all over when Gabe finds Baylee, again, and takes her back to his isolated home to repeat the same abuse on her.
Meanwhile, Baylee’s boyfriend, Brandon, is on a mission to find her. Damaged from the event of Baylee’s capture, Brandon is ready to take Gabe down and rekindle what he and Baylee had.
When Baylee and Brandon reunite, however, Baylee can’t help noticing how off everything appears. Brandon seems to be keeping secrets from her, and Gabe still isn’t spilling important information that landed Baylee in that mess. Where are her parents? Why haven’t they been trying to find her? While the two men are at war with each other, Baylee is determined to get back to War, to end this nightmare forever.
K. Webster definitely didn’t disappoint. There were so many surprises, I was back and forth on my feelings toward Brandon, and Gabe is a character I love to hate. And then the cliffhanger? I need more! Yes, I will be reading the third book. Anyone here read the series? Feel free to post your comments. Happy reading!
Warning: For mature readers. This book contains strong sexual themes and violence. It’s not for everyone.
About the author: K. Webster is a USA Today Bestselling author. Her titles have claimed many bestseller tags in numerous categories, are translated in multiple languages, and have been adapted into audiobooks. She lives in “Tornado Alley” with her husband, two children, and her baby dog named Blue. When she’s not writing, she’s reading, drinking copious amounts of coffee, and researching aliens. You can find her on Facebook.