Under My Skin by: J. Kenner

Jackson Steele and Sylvia Brooks are back in the powerful finale of a provocative, sizzling-hot new erotic trilogy set in the world of J. Kenner's beloved Stark novels: Release Me, Claim Me, and Complete Me.

He's the only man I've ever loved, and the one man I can't bear to lose. 

 

Jackson Steel is my light in this world. Charismatic, bold, and always in control, he knows what he wants and how to get it—and absolutely nothing stands in his way. His hold on me is magnetic, his claim on me complete, his kiss my ultimate escape.

We both harbor dark secrets that could tear our lives apart. Though we've tried to bury our pasts, there are certain people who won't let us forget. But the closer danger comes, the brighter the fire between us burns—our ecstasy consuming and soothing us both.

There's no telling what lies ahead, but I know that Jackson never gives in without a fight. I'd do anything he wants to keep him safe, give him anything he needs. And now that we're in deep, nothing can make me run.

Under My Skin is intended for mature audiences.

I finished reading Under My Skin, by J. Kenner a while ago but it has taken me some time to come to terms... to find the words if you will, to describe this third and final installment of the Stark International Trilogy. With Under My Skin picking up right where book two. On My Knees, left off the mood was definitely melancholy as Jackson and Sylvia were dealing with the pending charges awaiting him in Los Angeles. 

The emotions were certainly high throughout this novel that ran up and down the emotional stream from joy to despair as this series concluded. Sylvia was all up in her feelings in Under My Skin. She loved him, she loved him not, she wanted to be with him, she didn't want to be with, she thought she could be a mother to his daughter, she thought she couldn't. I just wanted to shake Little Miss Sylvia and tell her to pause and look at her life and look at her choices before she makes another decision and then change her mind. Ain't nobody got time for that!

I digress. Overall, I liked Under My Skin by J. Kenner. I didn't love it because at times the pace seemed to slow and lag and caused me to gradually lose interest in some parts. However, regardless of how conflicted I felt about those parts, I continued to read on to see how Jackson & Sylvia's story would end, and boy was it a well-deserved HEA. As a result, I will give this novel a 3.5-stars and would recommend, especially if you have read Say My Name and On My Knees, that you definitely jog on over to read Under My Skin by J, Kenner.