MM Reviews: Here With Me

Title: Here With Me
Author: halcyon.paradise
Type: Original Fiction
Genre: Romance, Drama
Length: Chaptered
Rating: R

And she looked up at him in that shy way she always would and that girlish smile appeared on her prettily made up face. Clutching his hands as if she were afraid to let him go, she took a deep breath. In a soft voice, she said. "I do."

Sequel to Sunday in New York, Here With Me finds Avery and Hudson as two newlyweds who couldn’t be happier or more in love. With both of their careers taking flight, they begin to plan their future together. But every marriage hits rocky ground and theirs is no exception.

Christian- a friend and co-worker of Avery’s- has feelings for her and isn’t afraid to let them show. He even goes as far as to beg Avery to leave her husband to be with him instead. And when Hudson leaves for England for a week, the temptation is too much for Avery to handle.

This story really reaches out towards the readers and grabs them, bringing them in through their emotions. halcyon.paradise tells the story so well that the reader feels exactly what the characters are feeling. And at the end of each chapter, the reader is left hanging on the edge of their seat, full of suspense and begging for the next update.

Even if you’re like me and haven’t read the prequel Sunday in New York, you aren’t going to be totally lost about what’s going on. Although at some parts you may be left wondering what you missed, details are later filled in. Here With Me is still a very enjoyable story and can be read independently from the prequel which is a special quality that not many sequels have.

Much thanks to takahe.angel and everybody dies; for editing!