What If I Never

Lisa Renee Jones

Oct 2021 · Necklace Trilogy Book 1 · Julie Patra Publishing

About this ebook

A necklace delivered to the wrong Allison: me. I'm the wrong Allison.

That misplaced gift places a man in my path. A man who instantly consumes me and leads me down a path of dark secrets and intense passion.

 

Dash Black is a famous, bestselling author, but also a man born into wealth and power. He owns everything around him, every room he enters. He owns me the moment I meet him. He seduces me oh so easily and reveals another side of myself I dared not expose. Until him. Until this intense, wonderful, tormented man shows me another way to live and love. I melt when he kisses me. I shiver when he touches me. And I like when he's in control, especially when I thought I'd never allow anyone that much power over me ever again.

We are two broken people who are somehow whole when we are together, but those secrets—his, and yes, I have mine as well—threaten to shatter all that is right and make it wrong.

What If I Never is the first book in the Necklace Trilogy.

Ratings and reviews

I always love this author’s writing! 4 stars As the blurb says, this book was definitely in the vein of her Inside Out series (which was my first series by this author), and I loved reading every minute of this author’s writing! I was intrigued at the beginning of this book, and it lasted throughout as the mystery and romance wove together. Allie met and immediately felt affected by Dash; they have a push/pull dynamic that felt intense and combustible with a “tug of attraction between [them that was] all-consuming.” They were “both a mess, two troubled souls,” but will these two troubled souls find their way to love? And what happened to the other Allison? After that cliffhanger, I can’t wait to read the next book in this trilogy since this was an enjoyable introduction to this series! I requested and received an advanced copy of this ebook for my honest review that I am voluntarily leaving.

4 out of 5 because some parts felt drawn out and stretched to make content. It is a very good book regardless. The ending makes me wish I had waited to read until the second book was out.

It is a good book read like 170 pages but then it's not the same level as Walker series though I should not be comparing the book but I wanted to experience the same adrenaline as I experienced in the Walker series, guess I will have to find some other book.