Any worries I had about Reflected in You, the second book in Sylvia Day's thrilling, exciting, emotionally draining Crossfire Series, being in any way inferior to Bared to You (the first book in the series) were firmly laid to rest. Reflected in You is quite simply spectacular. I could not put this book down and ended up reading it twice in three days. This beautiful, damaged couple experienced some blissful highs and some heartbreaking lows. They take the reader on a exhilarating yet emotionally draining roller coaster. The continuing odyssey of Gideon and Eva got even more erotic, obsessive, raw, and emotional in Reflected in You. The story begins the morning after the last chapter's events in Bared to You. Reflected in You opens with Gideon Cross and Eva Tramell getting ready for work the morning after Eva left Gideon at the charity event. They're happy and playful. It's wonderful because these moments are so rare for them. Over morning coffee, Eva tells Gideon she and her bestie, the beautiful and charming Cary Taylor, need some one-on-one time so she can't accompany Gideon on a business trip to Arizona because they have planned a getaway. After a little resistance Gideon relents and doesn't fight Eva on her decision-- as long as they fly there on his private plane and stay in one of his hotels. Gideon goes on a business trip to Arizona and Eva and Cary go to Vegas. It's surprising –and a little out of character– for Gideon to acquiesce so gracefully, but he manages to compensate for his reluctant concession. As a man is hitting on Eva at Gideon's Vegas Hotel bar when she's getting drinks for her and Cary...
"Excuse me."
We both turned and faced the woman who had interrupted our conversation. She was a compact brunette who was dressed in a dark polo shirt embroidered with both
her name--Sheila-- and Cross Towers and Casino. The earpiece in her ear and the utility belt around her waist gave her away as security.
"Miss Tramell." She greeted me with a nod.
My brows rose. "Yes."
