Therefore she may easily be used as leverage against him. Further complicating matters is the fact that it doesn't take Julian's enemies long to figure out that Nora is the only real thing he cares about in this world. No matter Nora's submissive tendencies, her feelings and her ability to accept Julian's extreme dominant ways will be tested.
His need to possess her, willingly or as a captive, and the extremes to which he will take to ensure he "Keeps" her, knows no bounds.
Having lost her once, Julian is now more determined than ever that his enemies will never keep Nora from him again. As she starts to piece back together her life, the depression of losing Julian in undeniable, but resume her life she must, so she begins that task. Nora believes that Julian has died in the explosion after he rescued her, and has returned back home. Keep Me picks up where Twist Me leaves off. Anna Zaires and Dima Zales, however, have managed to pull off the impossible by producing a memorable and extremely satisfying book 2, while at the same time managing to add further complexity and intrigue to the already unique plot introduced in Twist Me, not to mention maintaining the same envelope pushing BDSM passionate scenes between the hero and heroine that are sure to leave you panting. Nothing can usually compare with the excitement and newness of the intriguing, creative plot introduced by book 1, whereas Book 3 answers all, or at least the remaining, clues thereby ensuring that it is an essential ingredient to a memorable trilogy. *This review contains spoilers for book 1 of the Twist Me Trilogy, if you have not yet read or listened to Twist Me, please see my review that title*4.5 "A Dark, Powerful Man's Weakness?" Stars for the story and 5 Stars for the narration!The second book in a trilogy is always the hardest to execute.
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