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What He Never Knew What He Doesn't Know Series Book 3 edition by Kandi Steiner Contemporary Romance eBooks

Imagine this (that big voice introducing a forthcoming movie)

“From a Girl who feels everything comes a story of a man who feels too much. “

Kidding aside, I can really hear that voice in my head and I had to get that out there. Another thing to get out these is this disclaimer: The very existence of this story is a "spoiler" for the series, so if you still have the "What He Doesn't Know" books by Kandi Steiner on your TBR then read no further.

I knew this book was coming and somehow it slipped my mind how very intense Reese Walker is and I never contemplated that he’d be where he is when this story opens, two years after the end of his affair with Charlie. This is both good and bad. When the "duet" ended, everything felt tied up for me. Except for Reese. Sure Charlie's story was solidified, her choice made, but Reese was still out there. This ghost of a man, and the air was thick with his heartbreak. Kandi, well Kandi pushes that feeling out through her words, making this a somewhat difficult book to read. If you've read the series and you thought Reese felt broken before, well watch out.

Two years after Charlie proclaims her choice, Reese is STILL getting over it. But there's nothing in him that resembles a man who is at all healed, not one bit. Going through the motions of life and forced to witness the love he once considered he'd have. He never had all of it, but he could taste victory. Fool that he was. A broken hearted artists equals an inspired artists.

“Reese was an entire universe, and the piano was a mere telescope we tried to see him through.”

He’s good at faking it, but only just enough. He is STUCK. Just STUCK. Frustratingly so. Wake, work, rinse and repeat. It's as though he is punishing himself for loving a woman he should have left alone. As a passionate man, he couldn't. Miserable by his own making.

Then into his life comes a young woman, a seemingly too young for him woman who is broken in her own right. So very broken. What happened to her is just gut wrenching and hard to read. But it’s necessary to understand her and the next chapter of her life. The chapter where she will heal and become who she’s destined to be, and Reese will become a big part of that.

As the two begin interacting and sharing their stories of hurt and loss, they form a bond, trusting each other to keep them safe. We needed Reese to move on and for Sarah to take a stand for herself. Considering what she went through, it would be a very big leap for her to take the necessary steps. Is this relatively tight nit community, assumptions are made, right or wrong, and judgement is placed. I guess it’s not enough that Reese tortures himself, but people love to interfere and in some the motivation is clear and in others, not so much. I’ll just say some people need to learn to let go. Yeah, Charlie takes some missteps but Reese owns taking a stand. Sarah and Reese are incredible characters who grow leaps and bounds and it all culminates in something that is magical. Two people who release the past and learn to love - for what seems to me is really the very first time.

I guess I needed to write the review because my heart was weighed down by recalling Reese’s emotions. I feel lighter and more hopeful. If you've ever read anything by Kandi Steiner you know this is her MO - make her readers FEEL.IT.ALL.

I think Reeses words say it all…

“We’re not destined to run from our misery, we’re destined to bathe in it — and to somehow find a way to make it beautiful.”


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What He Never Knew What He Doesn't Know Series Book 3 edition by Kandi Steiner Contemporary Romance eBooks Reviews

My editorial review is featured above, so, if you want my professional author-like review, scroll on up. Right now, I’m just here as a reader.

You guys, I hated Reese in the duet. HATED him. Most people took sides, but a lot of people could SEE where the other side was coming from and could feel for the “team.” Yeah, that wasn’t me. So, to say I was a little leery starting this book would be the understatement of the year, buttttt I trust in Kandi and her storytelling abilities, so I went in as open-minded as I could.

And let me tell you - Kandi whipped up some magic with this one, because not only do I NOT HATE Reese anymore, but his story not only pulled on EVERY HEART STRING I HAVE, but had me actually rooting for him. For those of you that don’t know me, I’m stubborn (like, SO stubborn) and when I have an idea on my head about something, it tends to stick. I’ve never been happier to be proven wrong in my life.

The heroine in WHNK is easily one of Kandi’s strongest.

And, sidenote Can we talk about how Kandi has the BEST motherly figures in her novels?!

Now that I’ve gone off on a tangent...

What He Never Knew is a beautiful story about having faith and letting your heart rule over your head. It’s emotional, raw and REAL. Kandi wrapped everything up so perfectly and, I never thought I’d say this, gave Reese the happy ending he deserved.
I have spent the last year devouring anything and everything I could get my hands written by Kandi Steiner. It’s unacceptable (in my opinion) that I missed out on the books Kandi released prior to the What He Doesn’t Know duet caught my eye—and miss out I did! It truly pains me that I can’t just drop everything and read her work. Kandi has impressed me again and again as I have read the books in her backstock. If you don’t follow my blog already, I am a voracious reader, and my taste is extremely eclectic. If I pick up a romance, I want a strong hero and heroine, sexxxy times that scorch my kindle, and a killer storyline. So far, I feel that everything I have read from this particular author meets those standards as well as giving readers a wide range of subgenres to choose from. Now, it’s ironic that the first books I read from Kandi was a triangle romance, because in all honestly, I dislike triangle romances immensely. LOL. And yet, I LOVED the What He Doesn’t Know Duet. Originally, I was drawn to the blurbs. But it took literally moments to get sucked into the first book in this duet last year when I read them. In preparation for reading What He Never Knew, I reread the duet so that I was on top of my game, and honestly, I think I loved it even more the second time around. Since I’m such an angst junkie, I’m addicted to Kandi Steiner’s writing, as she has a way of torqueing your emotions just enough that it’s delicious and not painful. Now that I’ve discovered her, I have a new go-to author and I am sure you will love her just as much

As much as I loved the duet, when I finished reading it, I struggled with the ending. With the lack of a happily ever after for my pick of the men Charlie Pierce was stuck between… the fictional hero that didn’t get the girl... that Kandi Steiner made me fall completely in-love with over the course of the duet. I haven’t been able to stop thinking of him until one day I found out that Kandi had written his HEA—talk about bliss! I was in heaven knowing this book was coming, and I am not ashamed to say that I stalked Kandi’s social media accounts until the blogger sign ups were available. As anyone who read and loved the What He Doesn’t Know duet would attest, readers were in for an emotional ride from the first page until the last. So I expected to be as emotional when I read What He Never Knew. I just wasn’t prepared for how emotional the read would be. In order to avoid spoiling the ending of What He Always Knew—the second book of the series—I am avoiding the use of the hero’s name in this review. Please forgive any vague references as I simply wanted to insure your reading isn’t tainted.

What He Never Knew is a taboo student/teacher romance with a much younger heroine. I can’t praise this book enough. Can I magically give it more than 5 stars?! The storyline itself was phenomenal with a very steady pace that will suck you straight in. The connection between the protagonists was utterly beautiful and made my heart sing to see them both happy at the conclusion of this book. I feel like the story has now come full circle where it wasn’t really complete for me at the end of What He Doesn’t Know/What He Always Knew. Technically you can read What He Never Knew without first reading the (What He Doesn’t Know) duet. That said, I truly believe the three books should be read in sequence to enhance your reading experience. You’ll get lost in them regardless but will understand the hero on a completely different level. You will fall in love with Sarah and hurt with her the way I hurt. I cried real tears—ugly tears in fact—while reading this one and I don’t cry easily. If you haven’t read Kandi Steiner before, please, PLEASE read these books, you’ll surely thank me and the other bloggers who have written reviews of them. If you’re looking for a lost hero, a broken heroine, and a love story to make your heart soar, you’ve found it!!!

Quotes
…He loved that woman so much that he put himself through a daily self-flagellation just to keep her in his life.

…she wore her scars on her sleeve like a woman who’d been through as much hell in her life as I had

…I saw the way my music moved her — the same way it moved me — and I knew from that alone that she’d been cursed by her creativity, by her inability to see the world like a normal, well-functioning human would. It was the same curse I bared.

…If I could survive last night, I could survive anything. I was the girl who cried wolf.

…I curled in on myself, as if I could shelter myself now, as if I could protect what damaged goods still remained. As if anyone would want them, even if I could.

I was the girl who cried wolf. But I vowed to myself that I would not be the girl who let the wolf win.

…I didn’t know what to make of the music I made that evening, The song was pained. It was real. It was raw… and new. Fresh, like nothing I’d played before. And all the while I played it, I thought of my new student. That should have been my first warning.

… Sarah was an unstoppable force, like a Category 5 hurricane, and we’d all just been wrecked by her power.
Imagine this (that big voice introducing a forthcoming movie)

“From a Girl who feels everything comes a story of a man who feels too much. “

Kidding aside, I can really hear that voice in my head and I had to get that out there. Another thing to get out these is this disclaimer The very existence of this story is a "spoiler" for the series, so if you still have the "What He Doesn't Know" books by Kandi Steiner on your TBR then read no further.

I knew this book was coming and somehow it slipped my mind how very intense Reese Walker is and I never contemplated that he’d be where he is when this story opens, two years after the end of his affair with Charlie. This is both good and bad. When the "duet" ended, everything felt tied up for me. Except for Reese. Sure Charlie's story was solidified, her choice made, but Reese was still out there. This ghost of a man, and the air was thick with his heartbreak. Kandi, well Kandi pushes that feeling out through her words, making this a somewhat difficult book to read. If you've read the series and you thought Reese felt broken before, well watch out.

Two years after Charlie proclaims her choice, Reese is STILL getting over it. But there's nothing in him that resembles a man who is at all healed, not one bit. Going through the motions of life and forced to witness the love he once considered he'd have. He never had all of it, but he could taste victory. Fool that he was. A broken hearted artists equals an inspired artists.

“Reese was an entire universe, and the piano was a mere telescope we tried to see him through.”

He’s good at faking it, but only just enough. He is STUCK. Just STUCK. Frustratingly so. Wake, work, rinse and repeat. It's as though he is punishing himself for loving a woman he should have left alone. As a passionate man, he couldn't. Miserable by his own making.

Then into his life comes a young woman, a seemingly too young for him woman who is broken in her own right. So very broken. What happened to her is just gut wrenching and hard to read. But it’s necessary to understand her and the next chapter of her life. The chapter where she will heal and become who she’s destined to be, and Reese will become a big part of that.

As the two begin interacting and sharing their stories of hurt and loss, they form a bond, trusting each other to keep them safe. We needed Reese to move on and for Sarah to take a stand for herself. Considering what she went through, it would be a very big leap for her to take the necessary steps. Is this relatively tight nit community, assumptions are made, right or wrong, and judgement is placed. I guess it’s not enough that Reese tortures himself, but people love to interfere and in some the motivation is clear and in others, not so much. I’ll just say some people need to learn to let go. Yeah, Charlie takes some missteps but Reese owns taking a stand. Sarah and Reese are incredible characters who grow leaps and bounds and it all culminates in something that is magical. Two people who release the past and learn to love - for what seems to me is really the very first time.

I guess I needed to write the review because my heart was weighed down by recalling Reese’s emotions. I feel lighter and more hopeful. If you've ever read anything by Kandi Steiner you know this is her MO - make her readers FEEL.IT.ALL.

I think Reeses words say it all…

“We’re not destined to run from our misery, we’re destined to bathe in it — and to somehow find a way to make it beautiful.”