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Title	:	Beautifully Damaged (Beautifully Damaged #1)
Author	:	L.A. Fiore
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 345 pages
Published	:	August 28th 2012
Categories	:	Romance. New Adult. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Sociology. Abuse. Warfare. Fighters. Adult Fiction. Erotica

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Ember Walsh was always the quiet one, enjoying a book and a glass of wine over the noise and crowds of a club, but when her best friend asks her to come out and meet the boy she likes Ember's world is turned upside down. He appears like a mythical avenging angel, inked, gorgeous and completely out of her league but one look and Ember no longer wants the quiet, she wants him. Trace Montgomery has buried his damaged past with women and fighting until one day he meets an angel and suddenly he wants more, he wants her. For her, he's determined to overcome his demons but will the dark secret that links their pasts bring them closer or will it tear them apart.

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Original Title:	Beautifully Damaged ASIN B0093CHPS6
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Beautifully Damaged #1

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Four Stars I couldnt imagine loving someone with that kind of intensity, and knowing that the one youre with is the only one youll ever want.I realized that I was rambling so I stopped talking as Trace just looked at me. His expression was completely unreadable. He wrapped his hands around my face as he looked deeply into my eyes before he whispered, I can This story wassurprising. I kept going back and forth on how I wanted to rate this because my emotions were all over the place. This book

Because sometimes a song tells everything for us...Find me here, And speak to me. I want to feel you, I need to hear you. You are the light, That's leading me, To the place, Where I find peace again. You are the strength, That keeps me walking. You are the hope, That keeps me trusting. You are the light,To my soul.You are my purpose, You're everything. How can I stand here with you, And not be moved by you? Would you tell me, How could it be, Any better than this? You calm the storms, And you

**Contains mild spoilers**This was a Kindle cheapy that had a lot of great reviews and a hot guy on the cover. Two signs of a potentially great book. Usually. Not so much this time. I can only assume that the same people who loved this book also loved Fifty Shades of Suck. Not because the subject matters were the same (they weren't), but because of how simplistic and stupid everyone was. Every character was a cliché of a cliché. Even though this book irritated the crap out of me, I had to keep

Ill tell you what real love is. It is blind devotion, unquestioning self-humiliation, utter submission, trust and belief against yourself and against the whole world, giving up your whole heart and soul to the smiter. This was not just a love story about damaged man and the women who loves him and wants to save him. This story had suspense, mystery and a lot of drama! Trace and Ember were tied together in more ways then they could have ever imagined. Ember is kind of quiet, kind of shy, but

L A Fiore has done something not many authors manage. She wrote a female character in a romance that I actually liked. Ember was smart, loving, independent and interesting.She also managed to write an extremely hot, but very damaged bad boy. I actually liked them both very much. Added to that a great cast of secondary characters, and I was already well on the way to liking this book.The storyline was really good. A romance that the hero could heal and grow from, while the heroine could have all

I hope whenever I decide to write a story, and it turns into a self- published book, that I heed the words in my own reviews. Lot's of writers have stories to tell, but execution of those stories, however controlled it can be, and reader reception of them are left to luck, chemistry, and/or good editing! I am convinced. It still amazes me that terribly edited books can become popular. More, when those books are let loose on the reader population with sloppy grammatical errors and plot. This is