Distraction by Nicole Edwards Release Date: January 31, 2017 Publisher: Nicole Edwards Limited Contemporary Romance M/F M/F/M Book #8 of the Club Destiny series Number of Pages: 305 Kindle Edition Source: purchased from Amazon Rating: XXX Read 5/29/17 to 5/30/17
I know I’ve said it before, I just don’t know in which review I said it…Club Destiny isn’t my favorite of Nicole Edwards’ series. It’s not that I dislike the books in the series, just overall I prefer the other series she writes. That being said, I really loved this book. Something about Dylan really spoke to me.
Dylan has been around for a while. The angry, bitter, sad man in the background to many other stories. If you read those other stories you know Dylan’s basic story. We don’t know as much about Sarah although she’s also been hanging around in the background of this series. Her story is tragic but her spirit is so darn strong!
I was hoping to learn a bit more about Sarah’s first marriage and that relationship, but I don’t feel it detracted from the story that we only get the basic information. It was enough to help the reader understand what Sarah had been through and why she reacts to certain situations how she does.
There’s a bit of knowing what is coming in this one, but it’s so much fun. The way Dylan and Sarah finally reconnect is just great. There are other “secrets” revealed from the main characters and their family that, as I said, there’s a bit of already knowing. I still really enjoyed how the subjects were handled and the reactions of those involved.
This is said to be the final Club Destiny book, but as is Nicole Edwards’ way she will spin some of the characters off into other established series or even a new series. I know Trent Ramsey is supposed to be getting a story but I’m not sure if it’s part of a whole new series. Also, Sniper 1 Security was mentioned numerous times so I feel we may see some familiar faces over there soon. No matter how things play out, I’ve come to rely on the fact that Ms. Edwards will always have me enjoying the journey.
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