Angelina Kerner
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Book Review: Sunset Reads: Damian & Layla (Sunset Reads #2)
Book Title: Sunset Reads: Damian & Layla (Sunset Reads #2) 
Book Author: D.C.Triana
Source: Received a copy as a gift for an honest review.
Rating: 4.5 Dragon Paws 
Sunset Reads is a story about two people falling in love in the universe of Sunset Reads which was started with the book 1 of the series. I do hope that D.C. writes a story for Henry, he needs to be happy after not getting the girl of his dreams.
The cover is very pretty and as eye catching as the first.
The pacing of the story line was really good and it didn’t feel like months had passed between the beginning and the chapter of Damian’s return. However, there were some typos that were a little nagging which is for why I took off some from the main rating. The novel ended on a good note with a happy ending. The FBI agent got the girl and the girl got a nice looking future ahead of her.
In my review of the first book, I wrote: “One of my favorite side characters was Cristina’s brother, Henry. I’m wondering if there will be a novel about him and one of Cristina’s best friends unless I’ve read the hints wrong.” Interesting how I come back to him without even remembering that I did… oh and where was Obi, Christina’s dog? We saw Christina’s growing family, but didn’t hear about her book projects which would have been nice to see…though I do see the point of omitting that information cause the book was about a different couple.
Oh, and those two should really learn to respect others…in a way of not making them uncomfortable 😉 Talking of course about Damian with Layla. Very well written scenes for those of us who like steamy romance. Oh, and this wasn’t really a slow romance, more of a ride of this one and I think that I was the plan.
I highly recommend to the readers (18+ years) who love reading about romance stories in one universe.
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