The dialogue is sexy even witty at times and the overall feel is that of an against-all-odds-love. Sebastian is everything I could ever ask for in a psychopath hero! With darkness in the forefront it is very much a journey of self-reflection, healing and second chances.
The Bad Guy, told from dual POVs, is my favorite Celia Aaron story to date.
Seven words to describe Camille Briarlane’s: Naïve, conflicted, loyal, reflective, stubborn, opinionated and forgiving. Nine words to describe Sebastian Lindstrom: Blunt, calculated, aloof, enigmatic, detached, ruthless, lonely, vulnerable and mysterious. The story goes onto follow them in the aftermath of Sebastian’s irrational decision Camille‘s futile attempts at escaping with Sebastian one step ahead, complicated by their fierce sexual tensions and set against the backdrop of the truth behind Sebastian. Upon meeting Camille Sebastian realizes she has evoked feelings in him beyond desire so he does what any sensible highly functioning psychopath would do He decides to claim her as his own and sets a devious plan in motion. While attending a work function with her boyfriend she is quite taken by his mysterious boss, heir and CEO Sebastian Lindstrom.
The Bad Guy (stand-alone) opens up to the picturesque life of high school biology teacher and aspiring researcher Camille Briarlane’s life. We aren’t magnets pulled together by a weak force we create our own gravity for each other.” “I’m drawn to your spark of darkness the same way you’re drawn to the ocean of mine.
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