There was not a dull moment in this book. Reiss for making the whole set-up so original and keeping you ON THE EDGE the whole time. The idea was brilliant and although I’ve read similar topics, I have to give kudos to C.D. My head spinning and I wanted to hate it at some point for all the unexpected turn of events, but at the same time, I knew I couldn’t. Such a twisted, confusing and unconventional situation, but I enjoyed every minute of it. This crazy mindf*ck continues with this book. Essentially, you are making the cost of this novel $52, and you feel good about this? I must admit that I do feel like the author is taking advantage of her readers by breaking this novel into four pieces so that four credits are required to have the complete novel. However, at this point, things are still getting more complicated and there seems to be no relief in site! Ugghhhh! The narration is just as perfect as every performance of this narrating duo, especially with the addition of the duet element. Yes, this is an indication that the writing is well done and I can stop listening because I’m so wanting all to be well. The Hero(s) and Heroine are suffering, so much, with seemingly, no relief in site. This book reinforces that idea by being completely opposite of predictable, and therefore, making me very uncomfortable. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻V from Kansas🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻 I’ve often made an offhanded comment about how a predictable plot can be comforting. And he was falling out of the sky to do it. I'd fall out of the air trying to say it all.' 'If I could write my love in the sky, it wouldn't be big enough. 'If I could.' He smiled and shook his head at a silly thought he wanted to dismiss but couldn't - a contradiction in keeping with the whole man I married. And under that was the man who needed me to be that place. Roses were wrong.' There was nothing soft about his tone, but his quiet words were for me alone. 'I promised you a bed of rose petals.' He grabbed my hand under the table, tightening his grip as if he were falling from a precipice and our connection was the only thing saving him from certain death. You've never experienced a romance like The Edge.

On the Edge by C.D. Reiss