Title: Maldeamores (Lovesick)
Author: Mara White
Genre: Taboo Romance
Released: 22 June 2015
Synopsis
Belén: I’ve loved Luciano ever since I can remember, desired him before I even knew what it meant. He’s always been the only man in my life—my constant protector, and his rejection only intensifies my need.
Luciano: I’ve never known a love more fierce than the one I feel for Belén. But I force myself to deny her no matter how much it hurts.
Our love is a sickness and both of us are infected.
Because there’s no cure for being from the same family.
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Review
I knew this was a taboo love story
about two cousins who fall in love. Not unheard of but Lucky and
Belen were more like brother and sister growing up. Putting that
thought to the side I went into the story with an open outlook.
This was extremely well written and the
depth and emotions portrayed were heart warming but heart wrenching
at the same time. The connection between them was undoubtable and
tangible from the onset. The background of their lives and where they
lived was very atmospheric and I felt like I was there in the scenes
with them. Most of the book was about them both trying to push aside
their feelings for each other but a love so intense was undeniable to
reject. It was told in differing POV so you could get inside the head
of each character and understand the way they were feeling and why
they did the things they did. Luciano was extremely hot and macho and
very charismatic. I also love Belen and how she overcame her
struggles with her feelings and her jealousy.
Overall this was a very intense and
emotional read that left me reeling with my thought process after I
had read it. However at the end of the day this was a passionate and
engaging romance and one I would highly recommend. Love is Love! Four
stars.
Meet The Author
Mara White is a contemporary romance and erotica writer who laces forbidden love stories with hard issues, such as race, gender and inequality. She holds an Ivy League degree but has also worked in more strip clubs than even she can remember. She is not a former Mexican telenovela star contrary to what the tabloids might say, but she is a former ballerina and will always remain one in her heart. She lives in NYC with her husband and two children and yes, when she’s not writing you can find her on the playground.
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