The Girl Behind A Thousand Bookshelves

Knight and Stay by Kitty French

Kindle Edition
Release Date: May 4th 2013

The Plot:

Sophie black has turned her back on both her cheating husband and her sexy, enigmatic boss Lucien Knight. When she hits rock bottom, she finds herself drawn back into Lucien's glamorous no strings, high stakes world of intensely erotic encounters. 

Bold and beautiful, Lucien is a walking, talking Viking sex god-the ultimate rebound guy. His is a seductive world of pleasure without limits or commitment, but can Sophie's already bruised heart survive his strictly no ties rule? 

When her husband returns with his tail between his legs, Sophie is faced with the toughest decision of her life. How does she choose between the man she vowed to love forever and the man who she hadn´t planned on loving at all? 

Knight & Stay is a star-crossed romantic adventure that spans the globe from Paris to the glittering artic northern lights, a sexual odyssey of love and lust that changes the lives of everyone involved forever.

My Review:

“Don’t say it again … Because I won’t say it back” 

This book was even more amazing than the first. The angst was so intense that I could feel it directly emanating from the characters. In Knight and Stay, Sophie clearly wanted to forget everything about Lucien and vice versa, but neither of them could do it. Ate first, they set out rules so that they could keep their "relationship" in a business-like state. But when they headed out to Paris, well, let's just say that rules are made to be broken. 

Lucien's past was mostly discussed here, and it answers all your questions from the first book. Lucien also states here that he didn't want to be married or to be "shackled" to a woman, one thing that made Sophie feel different in a way.

Dan had a point of view here, but mostly it didn't help since we all know what happened between him and Maria. He surprises Sophie at one point though, and the fact that Lucien was just at her disposal helped ease the issue. 

There were a lot of arguing scenes, which I liked since those scenes expose almost everything that a character hides and desires, and so, everything was exposed, including the fact that(view spoiler)

It was a great read and I adored the way that everything was put in place like a jigsaw puzzle with a very beautiful picture!