Review: Breaking Free

Breaking Free by A.T. Brennan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The story of Zander and Kai is my favorite of the series, so far. The story telling, and the writing has gotten better with each story. The author takes damaged and scarred characters, making them feel real, then takes us along their journey to healing and their happy ever after. There is some angst here, some tears, some humor and a lot of pulling for the two of them to work their way through.

Zander thought he’d lost the love of his life. And while he’s not drowning himself in a bottle, or taking every man that he can to bed, he’s also not living either. He won’t let anyone into his life. But his family at The Den bar won’t let him bury himself. They talk him into coming out to a new club, one that has dancers. One of the dancers, stage name Skylar, peaks Zander’s interest like no man has since his lost lover. Kai has so much going on in his life, dancing, camming, and school, he doesn’t have time for anything or anyone. At least that what he’s told himself. At one of his jobs, his eyes meet Zander’s across the room. Zander and Kai have a chemistry that comes off the page. It’s hot, the sex is hot. And yet there is a gentleness to the sex scenes that make them so much more.

Although this is book three in the series, it can standalone. But for background on the secondary characters that show up here, it’s best to read the series in order. And really, the books are great, so you’d want to anyway. Now I can’t wait for the next in the series.


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