Tomorrow's Too Late
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4.0 • 3 Ratings
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- £3.49
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- £3.49
Publisher Description
A man with a painful past.
Hunter Kogan is no stranger to pain. For the past five years, he has been in a downward spiral, his days dark and grey. He spends most of his waking hours stumbling through, hating every second, wishing he didn’t even exist.
A woman with a secret.
Danielle Davidson was born with a secret, one she knows should never get out. That very secret was what had her running from the only man she’s ever loved. But it seems someone has figured it out, and they want her dead because of it.
A man who can save them both.
Kye Sterling knows Hunter has a troubled past. He knows someone hurt the man, which is the very reason he doesn’t mind getting close, wanting to ease Hunter’s pain in the only way he knows how. Not that it’s working. Nothing seems to be working.
When Max Adorite comes to Sniper 1 Security seeking personal protection for his cousin Danielle, the world as Hunter and Kye know it will forever be changed.
Can the three of them figure out the threat to Dani before a madman gets his revenge? Can Hunter finally move out of the past and get the answers he so desperately needs? Or will he end up pushing away the two people who could pull him out of the darkness and into the light?
Customer Reviews
Electrifying chemistry
I think the thing I loved the most about this book is the slow burn feel to the story. There still a lot going on in terms of the greater storyline that's carried over from the previous books and I would definitely recommend you read the first two books. This story takes place over a longer period of time and I think that was definitely the best way for it to go.
There's so much history between Hunter and Danielle I don't think there could of ever been a quick solution. They've got so much past hurt to deal with and overcome they definitely needed Kye to balance them both out.
Hunter is the dark brooding alpha who needs someone to lighten his life. Kye has been that for him since his world fell apart but unfortunately Hunters kept him at a distance. Kye finally gets to the point that he's had enough and it's the wake up call Hunter needed.
Danielle is the strongest of them all, she's had a tough upbringing and had to make some terrible choices through no fault of her own. She owns them though and comes across all the better for it.
They all have such amazing chemistry and they all need different things from each other. I loved the different connections and the compassion between them all.
MMF is my favourite ménage troupe and Nicole is one of the best authors writing in the genre. She gets it right every time and this book is no different.