Gideon is dark and brooding, a latter day Heathcliff who desires Eva with a single-mindedness that rivals Bronte’s antihero’s for Catherine. A chance encounter at a concert sets off a chain of events that will test of the mettle of Gideon and Eva’s relationship and will push painful events from the past to the surface for both characters.Įva and Gideon’s relationship is, in a word, intense. Gideon’s subsequent evasiveness and secrecy are even more damning and Eva begins to doubt Gideon’s true feelings.īut Gideon has reasons to be suspicious as well when a figure from Eva’s past re enters her life. Eva witnesses Gideon’s former fiancée exiting his building and becomes highly suspicious. Reflected in You picks up where Bared to You leaves off, with Gideon and Eva in a relationship filled with tension and mistrust. Gideon is immediately attracted to Eva and endeavors to see that she feels the same. She has taken a job at Waters Field & Leaman, an advertising agency, when she is spied by the owner of the building in which she works and owner/CEO of Cross Industries, billionaire Gideon Cross. We first met Eva Trammell in Bared to You after she moved across the country from California to New York City. This review may contain slight spoilers for the previous novel, and indeed the stories are very intertwined you won’t want to read the second book without reading the first beforehand.
Reflected in You is a follow up to the author’s breakout hit Bared to You, which rose to the top of many bestseller lists in 2012.
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