Just Breathe

Trigger warning: This content deals with an account of sexual assault and may be triggering to some people.

When Cassie Shaw looks at Noah Hunt, she sees a knight in shining armor, but she's convinced he sees her as nothing but damaged goods.

Noah saved her from a brutal assault, talked her through a panic attack, and held her when she broke down crying.

Noah is a mystery. He avoids talking about his past, his phone rings with calls from four women he won't talk about, and he receives texts from over a dozen more. To add to the intrigue, when Cassie tries to kiss him, he gets a look of sheer panic in his eyes.

Cassie finally finds a chink in Noah's armor, and realizes that he's even more damaged than she is.

He saved her.

Now it's her turn to save him.

©2013 Vincent Morrone (P)2016 Vincent Morrone

Couldn't make it through 5 chapters....

I wanted to get through this book, but I don't know if it was the writing or the narrator, but it was just really horrible. It was like one run on sentence, it jumped around and a lot and was just written poorly.