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Title: Make Me Stay
Subtitle: Panic Series, Book 2
Author: Sidney Halston
Narrator: Joe Arden, Aletha George
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs and 22 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-27-17
Publisher: Tantor Audio
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 18 votes
Genres: Romance, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
April
Walking away from Matt Moreno was the hardest thing I've ever done. Lying to him was a close second, but for his safety, I had no other choice. I was undercover, working to put some nasty people behind bars. But when Matt nearly recognizes me on Lincoln Road a year later, all those very real feelings come rushing back. Now that my assignment's almost over, will he understand why I lied? Why I had to leave? Most important, can he ever forgive me?
Matt
I was madly in love with June Simpson...or, at least, with the woman I thought was June. Then she just disappeared while my family's nightclub went through hell. And after months of searching, when I think I've finally found that sexy, raspy voice and those exquisite blue eyes, she slips away once more. Turns out "June" is actually Detective April White. She's been playing me the whole time. And she's about to rock my world all over again.
Members Reviews:
Secrets and Lies!
Pull Me Close by Sidney Halston was AMAZING and completely unique. Make Me Stay is the second standalone in the Panic Series, concentrating on Matt, the hero from the first books twin brother. In fact, Make Me Stay starts out before Pull Me Close and ends after. To be honest, I dont really remember Matt from the first book beyond loving him and being excited for his story, and I am tempted to re-read Pull Me Close now to see it from another perspective. So you absolutely dont need to read these in order.
Make Me Stay was very different from the first book, though it took place at the same nightclub in Miami. The story is told in two parts, the first in flashback, the second present tense. When Matt met June Simpson at his club, he was instantly intrigued by her. Working two jobs, both as an attorney and at the club, he had no time for relationships, but June made him re-think it all.
You have a dirty mouth, Mr Moreno.
Woman, my mouth is the least dirty part of me.
June was keeping secrets, we know that. She actually kind of sucked at it, but Matt was so enthralled, he never noticed. You see, June is an undercover cop. (I would not have revealed this, but its in the blurb.) Her name isnt even June, but she still fell for her mark.
Whatever happens, remember this. This is me and you. This is real.
When Matts dad gets arrested (and so does he for a bit) and everything falls apart for them, June disappears. The love of his life is gone, and he has no idea what happened. Private investigators find nothing. Until Matt finds out on TV that June is actually April, the undercover cop responsible for putting his dad in jail.
I know this doesnt mean anything to you, Matt. But I wasnt lying when I said I love you. I still do.
Yeah, well, I (bleep) hate you.
Matt wanted nothing to do with her. Her disappearance changed him into an angry, stressed, confused guy, and he wasnt going to have anything to do with the girl who destroyed him by lying to him then disappearing for a year.
Until something happened, and he had to see her again, because hes a good guy. I have to say, while it was fun and kind of soap-operaish to read, I dont really like when this trope is used, its just too unrealistic.
