Sweat Equity is the second book in the Stewart Realty series
by Liz Crowe.
Sweat Equity continues the story of Jack and Sara and their
quest to discover what they seek from each.
It’s another sizzling and emotional rollercoaster ride the whole way
through the book. At times the story
leaves you on the edge of your seat feeling like pulling your hair out and at
other times you are cheering them on hoping they finally get their act together
and will be able to live their lives happily together in each other’s arms
where they belong.
Liz Crowe has delivered another wonderful and sexy story
that gives all the sexy scenes we have grown to love and expect in each of her
novels as well a superbly written storyline. I can’t wait to read the next instalment
of this series.
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Jack Gordon thought he’d finally made it.
He had a wildly successful career, money in the bank and even returned to his
life as Dom, putting an end to a string of unfulfilling sexual encounters. Now
that he's made the ultimate commitment to Sara Thornton, he believes all is
right in their world. However, a series of misunderstandings and a dose of
self-fulfilling prophesy bring his perfectly crafted house of cards tumbling
down around him, forcing him to confront lingering misgivings about marriage
and trust. Could those be the only two things he can never achieve?
Sara struggles with her intense need for Jack and her desire for less volatility in her busy life, two goals which appear to be mutually exclusive. Although willing to put in the time and emotional effort to make their relationship work, she finds it futile and frustrating, littered with clashes thanks to near-identical personalities and temperaments. Given Sara’s history, easing back into the comfortable status quo becomes easier than fighting a war with the one person who should be her safe haven. But will the easier choice satisfy her the way only Jack can? Is her "war" one that comes from without or within?
Buffeted by circumstance, temptation and distraction, Jack and Sara’s tenuous relationship crumbles, sparking a continuous quest for the ever elusive: trust, love and acceptance. By the time they rebuild a foundation for renewal, fate has other plans. This leaves them both reeling, once again questioning their destiny.
Sara struggles with her intense need for Jack and her desire for less volatility in her busy life, two goals which appear to be mutually exclusive. Although willing to put in the time and emotional effort to make their relationship work, she finds it futile and frustrating, littered with clashes thanks to near-identical personalities and temperaments. Given Sara’s history, easing back into the comfortable status quo becomes easier than fighting a war with the one person who should be her safe haven. But will the easier choice satisfy her the way only Jack can? Is her "war" one that comes from without or within?
Buffeted by circumstance, temptation and distraction, Jack and Sara’s tenuous relationship crumbles, sparking a continuous quest for the ever elusive: trust, love and acceptance. By the time they rebuild a foundation for renewal, fate has other plans. This leaves them both reeling, once again questioning their destiny.
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