Review: A Stone in the Sea by AL Jackson

A Stone in the Sea by A.L. Jackson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Summary: He wanted nothing at all… 

Until he found she had everything to give… 

Sunder lead singer and guitarist Sebastian Stone has everything—fans, fame, and fortune. He also has a heart full of bitterness and a reputation for a short-fused temper. But an outward reputation rarely reveals the true man inside. Facing assault charges after trying to protect his younger brother, Sebastian is sent to Savannah, Georgia to lie low until the dust settles in L.A. 

Shea Bentley is beautiful, kind, and hiding from the very lifestyle Sebastian has always embraced. 

When the mysterious, tattooed stranger begins hanging out at the bar where she works, Shea is quick to recognize he is nothing but trouble, but she's helpless to the way her body lights up every time his intense gray eyes tangle with hers. 

They both soon find themselves drowning in a sea of desire and passion that won’t let them up for air. 

Sebastian knows firsthand secrets never die, and he’s not the only one who’s hiding them. 

Loving someone always comes with a price. But will it be Shea’s past that costs them everything?

A Stone in the Sea is a powerful adult romance that will savor the adult appetite for the love and family while still allow the reader to walk on the wild side. Baz is the lead singer in the band Sunder and his life has been far from easy. From childhood to adulthood he has walked the path less traveled and has the scars to prove it. When he meets Shea it is an instant attraction that leads to a love to lay down for. Adding the element of Shea's daughter definitely fed the motherly "feels" and made me love this story so much more. Watching this love that carried two people with so much responsibility to a place where they found happiness was refreshing. I was so absolutely absorbed into the story that I found myself on the last page before I even realized it. If you could have only been present to see me flipping back and forth to the next page in despair when I realized that was the end. Therefore, I wasted no time jumping into the next book.

~BookWhisperer Review Jax~

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