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474 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 7, 2015
Love was laced with poison, and each time she drank from the bottle, she died a slow, painful death.
“We’re hanging on the edge. Jump.”
“The problem with jumping is that you’re as likely to end up broken as you are to being saved.”
“Fine. I’d rather take a chance on being broken. I guess you have to make up your mind on what you want.”
“You’re my beginning…”
“This is who I am. I’m the queen bitch. I accept my crown and title. Take it, or leave it. I’ve never pretended to be anyone else and I never will.”
“I wasn't so much in love with this book, as much as I'm in love with where it's going.”
K.A. nailed the conclusion to Bryna's story in Gold. Now, technically, you could read this one as a standalone; however, I do think you'll understand Bryna's motivations better if you read Diamonds first. You'll also be able to appreciate the TREMENDOUS growth in her character throughout this book if you start with Diamonds. I finished this about a week ago in one sitting, wishing I was able to speed read. I loved watching Bryna learn, the hard way, that maybe gold digging wasn't all fun and games. There were a few contenders for B's affections and I was anxious to see who, if any, would be able to find the key to unlock her heart. Like white knuckled my Kindle anxious. Getting to know her men was exciting; I was completely wrong about one, didn't care for another, and was head-over-heels in love with another (I swear whenever I think about him and the things he said I smile, fondly. I love him on a Jack Howard level). Gold made me deliriously happy. It was a fabulous story reminding us that people CAN change and, sometimes, you just need the right person to make you see the you you're meant to be, not the you you're expected to be.