SO not what I thought it was going to be and while yes, overall, after I've had time to sit back and digest everything, the story itself isn't bad. The premise of a female writer writing what she doesn't know until shades of gray are removed to a world saturated with color, a wounded soldier (in more ways than one) finding love again (of both himself and another), friendships put to the test, and eventually, the chance for everyone in some fashion to show that despite the odds others stacked against them, they made their lives their own. Here's my catch or rather catches...

First, too much of a "good thing" can be too much....which is probably what landed that "erotic" add on to the genre it resides in because yeah, once they get started...they don't plan on stopping. Second, the language...I don't really care to read a character's inner (or outer, for that matter) monologue that is constantly foul mouthed. Last, and probably least...honestly, I didn't believe the connection between the lead characters, or at least how rapidly it happened. So while it wasn't my all time favorite, it doesn't mean it won't be yours!

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Two strangers find their soulmate in M.K. Moore's emotionally alluring, Let Me Love You.
When a romance writer and a wounded soldier meet for the first time, neither expects the chaotic feelings that they feel to go anywhere, but when living in close quarters starts to feel like home, everything changes. A lonely heart and broken soul find the perfect fit. Mallory and Malachi are the right kind of endearing. With a tasty blend of sweet and spicy, Moore cooks up an irresistible treat. ( )