Love and attraction in modern society are very complicated concepts that have thousands of little nuances to them. In most places, there are various pre-programmed personal and social expectations for those who fall in love with each other, just like there is an unwritten rulebook on how they must behave and how they should react to various situations.
Fortunately, many of us choose not to follow those imaginary social constraints, but it doesn’t necessarily make the process easier, as Sylvia Day clearly explores it in her novel titled Bared to You: A Crossfire Novel.
To give you a brief description, the story is that of a beautiful woman who finds herself irresistibly attracted to Gideon Cross. They start a romantic relationship and as they become increasingly obsessed with each other skeletons start to fall out of their closets, putting their love for each other to the test time and time again.
The characters in the book are practically transformed by the relationship they are having… but is it for the better, or for the worse? As you can probably see at this point, Bared to You bears various similarities with Fifty Shades of Grey by E.L. James… as it explores a troublesome and practically tormenting relationship between two people who simply cannot be torn apart from each other.
Whether you are looking for a character study on how romantic relationships can evolve or simply seeking to entertain yourself with a dramatic love story, then this book will definitely be right up your alley.
 | Sylvia DayPersonal site Sylvia Day is an American writer who also, on certain occasions, likes to go by the pseudonyms S.J. Day and Livia Dare. Her writing is centered more on erotic adult fiction, and not for nothing: her Crossfire series became an international bestseller… as a matter of fact, she is the bestselling author in over twenty countries around the world. |
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