Maya Banks' Surrender Trilogy
TAKING IT ALL: In her sensational Breathless Trilogy, New York Timesbestselling author Maya Banks tested the boundaries of desire. In her new trilogy, there’s only one thing left to do:cross them. And
for a married couple taking steps to renew their marriage, the
consequences of one single moment of inattention may come at a price the
husband never expects.
Chessy and Tate have
been married for several years. In the beginning, their relationship
was everything she wanted. Passionate. All consuming. She offered her
submission freely and Tate cherished her gift with a tenderness that
made her feel safe. Content. Wanted. And loved beyond all
measure. But as the years have gone by, Tate has become more immersed in
making his business the success it has become, and Chessy has taken a
back seat to his business obligations. Growing unhappier with the status
of their once blissful marriage, Chessy knows that something has to
give. Or they stand to lose it all
Tate loves
his wife. Has always loved her. Providing for her has always been his
number one priority. But lately she’s seemed unhappy, and he’s worried.
Worried enough that he arranges for a night together that he hopes will
reignite the fire that once burned like an inferno between them.
But
a business call at the wrong time threatens everything. Chessy’s
safety, his concentration, his wife’s faith in him as her husband, a man
sworn to love and protect her above all else. Gutted with the
realization that he’s going to lose her—has alreadylost her—he
readies for the fight of his life. Whatever it takes, he’ll get her
back. And prove to her that nothing is more important than her love. And
that if she’ll allow him to prove himself one more time, he’ll take it
all. Everything. But he’ll give far more back. Himself. His undying
love.
TAKING IT ALL EXCERPT:
How
do you forgive the man you have loved for so long when he does the
unforgiveable? Not only has be broken your emotional trust but your physical
well being? I have been intrigued with Tate and Chessy since book one in the
Surrender Trilogy. We are shown the good and bad from many sides and from the
point of view of their friends. To say this book took me by surprise is an understatement.
I really didn’t expect the level of neglect Tate would take things.
I
cried for Chessy. To have a relationship like theirs and to see it wither away
was just so sad. But, like Chessy, the anger and fear from his neglect made it
almost impossible to forgive. To be honest, if I was in her shoes, forgiveness
may not have come at all.
Have
no fear Tate is out for redemption and he is out to rectify the damage his carelessness
has brought to their marriage. It’s a revelation and a review of longing and
desires and deciding which ones matter most.
One
of the BEST parts of Taking It All was the updates and change of POV’s with all
our past cast of characters! Seeing them in their “now” and being a part of
Chessy and Tate’s now was a beautiful addition to the last book in the trilogy.
But hey, it’s Maya Banks. It’s what she does and she does it well!
Taking
It All is an emotional ending to a wonderful little series.
Letting Go (Surrender Trilogy #1) by Maya Banks
What
a beautiful story of loving and letting go. Yes, I know that this is primarily an
erotica read. However, when it’s done, with love and a beautiful storyline it
becomes much more. I found Letting Go to be a sweet reminder that life is short.
Love the one you’re with fully and completely, and if that life changes you
should learn to love yourself first before starting anew.
I
think Joss intended to do just that. She took three long years to move forward
with her desires: ones that she never got to fully explore with her deceased
husband, but love and those exact desired could be found closer than she could
ever have imagined.
Oh
Dash, her husband’s best friend, has been in love with her since forever. When
he discovers Joss has decided to move on he takes immediate steps to show her
not only is he the one, but he is also the one to show her everything she has
been missing.
Giving In (Surrender Trilogy #2) by Maya Banks
I
simply adored Jensen: a dominate that gives up all control when the object of
his affection is a grown woman traumatized from child abuse. He will do and be
anything she wants or needs just to be in her world. He sees her. The real her.
The her she keeps hidden from everybody else.
This
is a slow building romance and I liked the realism of it. It is not so much instantaneous
as many books in this genre tend to be. I mean, we’re over 50% into the book
before any real physical contact happens. That makes it real, honest, and engaging.
I
am also fan of how Banks keeps her cast of characters alive throughout her trilogies.
We get to check in regularly, and the thread of an upcoming storyline has my
interests totally peaked!
Giving
In is a great story with a beautiful ending.
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