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Silent Guilt (2014)

by N.E. Henderson(Favorite Author)

3.83 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0991244435 (ISBN13: 9780991244430)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

N. E. Henderson

series

Silent

review 1: Silent Guilt is the second book from this author and I would highly recommend you read Silent No More first as it gives you the back ground for Nick and Shannon and more of her POV. I found this to be a rather quick read to be honest. It read smoothly and it was pretty clear what was going on. Nick was faced with the woman he loved being hurt once again and revenge on his mind. This created a situation that carried throughout the book in many different ways. I felt at times he was even amazed at how many people were trying to break them up or derail his happiness.I loved how Nick was trying his best to turn from his butt headed attitude to become the man Shannon needed and she didn’t always make it easy on him. With her being pregnant and the moods flipping back and... more forth, the one thing I admired most about her was she would get in anyone’s face to defend Nick. I wish I could say the same for him, but he fell in to the old ways of thinking and reacted without thinking a few times that left Shannon broken hearted. As if this wasn’t enough, there were truths that were about to be discovered that were going to lead him to “clean house” so to say of those who were against Shannon. Lies that he had been fed were creating situations for that poor guy that left him trying to figure out how to make it up to the woman carrying his child. It felt like just as he felt he could see the light at the end of the tunnel, he realized it was another train coming to destroy what he was trying to build with her. He of course had his alpha moments when he wanted to make her decisions and take control of the situation. I felt Shannon had a pretty good read on when to pick her battles with him. I felt for him because I think he was spending most of his time trying to make amends for his past life and mistakes, when Shannon had already accepted him for who he is. Of course there were times I was laughing out loud with his comments, especially the names they came up with for the baby, but overall it was just so nice to see them finally get the life they wanted and deserved. While there were a few twists and turns, I didn’t find anything really intense or over the top dramatic which is why I wasn’t able to give it a five. I think this could have been taken a bit farther as far as the intensity level goes and I regret that I am not left feeling very emotional about the story or characters, but it is still a great book.
review 2: This books pick straight up from the jaw dropping cliffhanger of Book One where Shannon told Nicholas she was pregnant and he left.Silent Guilt is mostly told from Nicholas’ POV and at times I found myself strongly disliking his character, who I fell in love with in Book One. Some of his thoughts were degrading and distant to the one he was in love with and luckily I liked him from Book One so I did continue reading.This book was filled with drama, twists, turns and topsy turvy relationship issues mixed in with scorching hot sex scenes.I highly recommend reading Book 1 and this book straight after each other to have the full Nicholas experience.I was given a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review. Reviewed by Tanya. less

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