Love: Uncivilized: An Uncivilized Novella

The 1st book was much better ... Raw, sexy and unsuspecting . I'm not sure what happened this time around. Bennett has done much better work and put in more effort! There was so much more she could have done with the characters!

This is a follow-up novella to Uncivilized and it's raw, real, and hot as hell! After eight years Moira and Zach are facing the challenges of any married with children couple. He works too much, she's not satisfied with the stay at home mom role she's currently in, finding time for true intimacy is all but impossible. They both know the problems but the solution is a bit more difficult to come up with. One thing they do know is that the love and respect they have for each other will pull them through this tough time. I definitely recommend this one but read Uncivilized first, you'll appreciate this one so much more.

Zach and Moira are back! If you read Uncivilized, you'll have a a continued peak into the lives of favorite characters eight years later. Never read? Never fear. Sawyer Bennett has crafted a novella that is a complete story without feeling like you 'have to' read the first book. However, I strongly recommend you read Uncivilized as its a wild storyline with lots and lots of a uncivilized man. After I finish a book where I've fallen in love with both main characters, I often wonder - what happened after their HEA? Did they stay? Did they have kids? Do they still love each other like they did? Here the reader gets a peek into fast forward eight years in a committed relationship. Ms. Bennett gives the reader a real story. You love each other but you get comfortable. You expect your partner to be there. But what if just 'being there' isn't enough? We get a view of alternating POV where making our significant other Number One isn't always easy. I absolutely loved this novella. I felt like I read through a complete story start to finish. I really appreciated that the author wove the story where reading or re-reading the original story wasn't a necessity. But, do yourself a favor, if you haven't, read Uncivilized too.