I received an ARC of this book. I have to say I enjoyed the one to see me and one to watch me book. The sizzling spark between Alex and Eline makes for a hot and steamy read. When they had to be separated I admit that was a heart tugging time in the book. Nice sizzling hot read.

After finishing the first book in the series I was keen to get started on this one, although had to refrain from doing that due to being 11 at night & having work the next day!
Much like the first story this was a great read from start to finish, and covered more of what Alex was hiding in the first book. I can't wait to see if anymore becomes of this story & what will happen with Victor too. Would look out for these in the future & recommend to others

This book had too much unnecessary details the sand, the water, the food, the room. Get to the point already. This could have been a good book. I kept reading waiting for it to lead up to something and it never did....uggg

One to See Me was a story full of suspense and emotion. In the second part of the One Duet, Emmaline is at a crossroads as the life she has always known comes crumbling down around her. She has to deal with uncertainties regarding her career, her treacherous finacee, and her cold and controlling family, Along with everything else, she is trying to navigate her feelings for Alex, who has secrets of his own. The story was laid out in a way that made me anxious to see what was going to happen next. The plot was a good one, with a mix of romance and suspense. There were a couple of twists that I enjoyed, and I liked the progression of Emily and Alex's relationship. I was a little put off by some of the dialogue in both books, however, due to the author's overuse of exclamation points. I had some trouble taking some of the things the characters said seriously because it felt like things were being shouted out or proclaimed dramatically. I still enjoyed the story, and the way it was executed. I am glad to hear that two of the supporting characters form this story will be getting their own duet, and I look forward to reading it.