VBT# Elements of Chemistry - Heat ( Part #2)- Penny Reid





Review: Heat (Part #2) - Elements of Chemistry Series - Penny Reid - April 2015

One of my favourite authors that I have recently discovered in the last couple of months is Penny Reid, she is the perfect combination of New Adult, Romance and what I love to call Geek Chic Lit. In Heat, which is Part #2 of her Elements of Chemistry series, we pick up after where Part #1 finished with a party and Martin kissing another girl just after he had left Kaitlyn off to fend for herself. So Kaitlyn does what someone like me would probably do in a party scene where I feel uncomfortable is grab a book and head to a quiet place and read. Martin finds her and they have a passionate moment and the book starts again with the pair of them. Due to Kaitlyn always analyzing things, they have this on/off again relationship that I often found frustrating as I know Martin doesn't have the best of reputation but can't you see Kaitlyn that he does love you and wants to change. The pair finally start to move forward and then it looks like fate does not want the pair together as Martin's stepmother Patrice arrives in the picture and then his Dad who is an A-hole , he was such a mean overbearing man who I could tell was a sleaze. The two can stand tall against Martin's dad but what will happen when Kaitlyn's mum aka Senator Parker comes in the picture and breaks the news that Kaitlyn has to dump Martin as it's looking bad for her political campaign and presidency run. Kaitlyn understands logic and her mother's reasoning , but will she be able to live with the consequences of her actions or will her heart overpower her decision just this once ?
Find out in another awesome volume of the saga of Martin and Kaitlyn's Whirlwind opposites attract romance in Penny Reid's Elements of Chemistry series and I am looking forward now to read Part #3.


 

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