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An all-new novel from the author of After Hours. She set out to find herself, and discovered the darker side of desire. Merry’s lost a lot recently—first her mother, then close to a hundred pounds. Feeling adrift, she strikes out in search of perspective. A three-week hike through the Scottish Highlands was supposed to challenge her new body and refocus her priorities, but when disaster strikes, she’s forced to seek refuge in the remote home of a brooding, handsome stranger… Rob exiled himself to the Highlands years ago, desperate to escape his own self-destruction. Haunted by regrets, he avoids human contact at all costs…but when Merry turns up injured, he can’t very well run her off. And as he nurses her back to health, Rob can’t resist his guest’s sweet demeanor—or her flirtatious advances. The igniting passion between them rouses a secret appetite Rob has long struggled to keep hidden. But Merry craves nothing more than to help Rob surrender to his desires, and the journey draws the lovers into an entirely different kind of wilderness.
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This is my favourite Cara McKenna book yet. I have complained in reviews of her other books that I felt like her characters could be unfeeling and brutal towards each other. The characters in [b:Unbound 17672182 Unbound Cara McKenna https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1373975839l/17672182.SY75.jpg 24671250] were the opposite of that. They were so kind and considerate of each other that it was lovely to read about.I also enjoyed reading a romance where a for once, the heroine was helping her male love interest open up about his sexual desires. It was such a refreshing break from the usual ‘rake gets together with wallflower and helps her open up' romances. I really really liked this book. Depending on how much I enjoy it after a re-read I may bump my rating up to 5 stars.