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Alex and Helen have a tough story.
A story of hate. A story of abandonment. A story of loss. A story of love. A story of forgiveness.

Helen Blackwood had her life turned upside down the day for father was arrested. Twelve years later, she is starting to get her life back on track. She still has a few things to work through but she has hope.
But everything changes when Alex Archer comes back into her life after being gone for 12 years.

Alex Archer is a determined businessman who is all work and no play. When meeting a client at a bar one night, he runs into Helen Blackwood.
Alex has hated Helen since the moment that her father stole money from his father. He believed Helen knew about it and did nothing to stop it.

Twelve years apart. Twelve years of hate. But there is something about Helen, something that Alex can't resist.

This story isn't all sunshine and roses. There are tears. There are mean words.
But there is also love and forgiveness.

I have loved this series. I ran across it randomly and I am so glad I picked it up!


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What About Us Panic Book 4 edition by Sidney Halston Romance eBooks Reviews

I demolish everything Sidney writes and this is no exception. I loved how Alex was, awkward and a man of little words and just an enjoyable read. Now the loonnnggg wait until another book.
I have truly loved the entire Panic series by Sydney Halston, and I loved this story just as much, if not more. All of these stories are standalone so if this would be your first in the series, you won’t feel lost. In fact, in all honesty, I almost feel as if this book is a spinoff of the actual Panic series. The first books centered around the bar Duality, and the people who ran the bar. This book has the bar as the initial background, but then spins off with this couple. Alex and Helen have a past but it was not always a good one and lots of bad feelings emanated due to certain circumstances. Helen was a survivor and as I read the book, I was rooting for her all the way. I wanted this couple to work, but I didn’t want it to be too easy or trite, and it really wasn’t. For me, this was a great story. Thanks to Ms. Halston and I look forward to her next story.
This was good, but not the best of the series. I felt the first two or basically the first three were pretty good but this didn’t hit high of a mark as the rest. I’m not saying the connection between Luke and Hellen wasn’t there because I could see one. I just feel like it was slightly rushed, just a pinch from old memories to hatred and jumping straight to love.
I will say I did feel bad for what both Luke and Hellen went through. It was sad to see how they were torn apart so badly. I liked both characters and thought they both were perfect in their own way. One thing I did like was how the mention of Asperger was thrown into the story a bit. I know all about Aspergers and can understand some of how, Luke felt or acted. Im kinda the same way when it comes to talking to certain people, I get nervous or don’t know what to say and I’m mostly quite. But when it’s someone I really know or a best friend I’m just fine jabbering away.
So again this was not the best out of the series but I still liked it. And it turned out ok.
Well, I really did love it, but Alex was a hard guy to warm up to. Although I liked his character right from the start, he was an a.s.s.h.o.l.e for longer than half of the story. I understood that he couldn’t suddenly get rid of his anger, to which he had held on to for so many years, but this made their situation even harder than it already was. It was already messed up and I’m positive that both of them wished it to be different because Helen and Alex had always wanted each other but fate had different plans. It sucked balls.

Anyway, I liked the pace of the story and that characters of the previous books were part of it. Closer to the ending though, with all the pent up anger and grudge about the past, I felt that it moved too sudden for how they connected physically. I know they had always been attracted to each other and I suppose they tried to ignore what happened, but come on, all those years of Alex hating and Helen fighting to survive, it was hard for me to understand how they reconnected emotionally. And their sexual encounters – both timings were weird and it felt off and a little out of character.

The Storys
Helen and Alex grew up together but one fateful night tore them apart. Judgments on both sides grew to anger and hatred for Alex. After years when they stumbled upon each other again, old feelings come to the surface. But Alex can’t forget what the Blackwoods did to his family. Love and hate can go both ways, but eventually one has to move aside. Which one will it be?!

Thoughts
I devoured this book in a short time. Though a few things just went too fast as Alex and his family held a grudge for so long and the ending was just too rushed considering this. So although I loved it, it was not as loved by me as the other books. I also think it was not such an emotional read and did not have as much depth and width as the previous books in this series. Which doesn't mean that it was shallow, not in the least. It was a great read but just not as fantastic as the others. I know, I really shouldn’t compare them, but I can’t help how much I loved the first two books and wished the others were as fantastic.

I liked Helen's strong and independent character and how she managed to adapt to her new lifestyle no matter how hard and struggling it was. Alex’s character needed getting used to, but I warmed up to him eventually because he did have a nice and soft side but he showed it in an uncontroversial way; the Archer way.
These two didn’t have it easy with the sword of Damocles hanging over their heads because their past could not just be ignored and was reason for trouble in paradise.

And now I need Iggy's book, please! I’ve been so intrigued by him since I first met him and I really need his story! Pretty please!
Alex and Helen have a tough story.
A story of hate. A story of abandonment. A story of loss. A story of love. A story of forgiveness.

Helen Blackwood had her life turned upside down the day for father was arrested. Twelve years later, she is starting to get her life back on track. She still has a few things to work through but she has hope.
But everything changes when Alex Archer comes back into her life after being gone for 12 years.

Alex Archer is a determined businessman who is all work and no play. When meeting a client at a bar one night, he runs into Helen Blackwood.
Alex has hated Helen since the moment that her father stole money from his father. He believed Helen knew about it and did nothing to stop it.

Twelve years apart. Twelve years of hate. But there is something about Helen, something that Alex can't resist.

This story isn't all sunshine and roses. There are tears. There are mean words.
But there is also love and forgiveness.

I have loved this series. I ran across it randomly and I am so glad I picked it up!