Destined for Me (1001 Dark Nights)

by Corinne Michaels

[Nadz@Totally Addicted to Reading]

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Destined for Me is a crossover of Corinne Michaels popular books Come Back for Me and Say You'll Stay. Now I haven't read of the two books, but experience with the author's work gave me the confidence to pick up Destined for Me. Secondly, its promotion as as stand-alone read added an extra boost to said confidence. In this crossover novella, Michaels delivered a delightful  and emotional  steamy enemies-to-lovers romance.

I had a wonderful time with Destined for Me. Despite the brevity of the story, it packed a punch. This crossover novella brings us Hadley and Cayden's story. These two shared rivalry which began when they were at law school together and which spilled over into their personal and professional lives. One night, while in law school they shared a night of passion, however the animosity overflowing from their rivalry prevented them from pursuing the attraction between them.  Now, they’re both lawyers working on opposite sides of a major case, opening the door for both their animosity and mutual attraction to each other to re-ignite. The big question is which emotion would win, animosity or attraction?

Hadley and Cayden's  story was intense and filled with sizzling sexual tension. On the surface it appears they hate each other, but deep down they couldn't stay away from each other. Also, their banter aided in making the story entertaining. The more time they spend in each other's company the more they realize their feelings went beyond attraction.  

Hadley and Cayden were perfect for each other. They are both intelligent and brimming with confidence. They do have issues from their past that makes them wary of surrendering to their feelings. Thankfully in the end, their love for each other won the battle.

Destined For Me is perfect for fans of the author's Arrowood Brothers and Hennington Brothers series and for readers looking for a quick read that packs a punch.This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading