There is a bit of fun and fluff in this book. Gideon starts to open up slowly, with the help of a shrink. This series is a bit sad, so, tissue alert! So far, the series was from Eva’s POV but here, they alternate between POVs, giving readers a peek into Gideon’s thoughts. Gideon as Gideon struggles with his own demon, Eva feels like Gideon is pulling away. Their solution, to elope and disguise it as an engagement. Gideon and Eva are determined to make things work but they face some opposition from their family and friends. She is determined to get Gideon to open up and get over his trauma so that he can move forward. His need to shield her from everything complicates matters further. Eva wants full disclosure, Gideon doesn’t know how to. People from their past start to meddle but, our favourite couple finds their footing.Īs they move forward in their relationship, new drama in the form of secrets rocks their boat once again. At one point, they are unable to move forward because of this. There are jealous and possessive streaks in this book…lots of them actually. In this book, Eva and Gideon’s relationship is growing and evolving. The relationship starts with an indecent proposition but turns out to be something more. Gideon, on the other hand, is poised, assured and arrogant, typical for a man with his wealth.

Eva is a bit naive having moved from San Diego to New York with her childhood friend Cary.

It is a five-book series, outlining their experiences from when they met to their healing journey and happily ever after.Ī chance meeting in the lobby of the Crossfire Building sparks a time-testing romance and emotional rollercoaster. Both of them are victims of sexual abuse as children, which has left them scarred and changed their overview of life in general. The crossfire series revolves around Gideon Cross and Eva Tramell, two people with a complicated past.

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