Life Support by Zoe Norman
Series: The Breathe Series – Book 2
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Synopsis
Olivia Burke is ready to risk everything to be with Owen Maxwell. She’s determined to discover his dark secrets, mend his broken soul, and convince him to make their relationship more permanent. Owen is hell bent on not losing his sense of self, all the while trying to alleviate Olivia’s fears that he’ll leave her for any of the warm bodies ready to throw themselves at a sexy fireman. For Olivia, the past interferes with the future she wants. For Owen, the future he wants is being assaulted by his past.
With hard work and a commitment to love each other, their budding relationship continues to blossom until one fateful day when their utopia comes to a crashing halt and threatens the future they’ve been working toward.
Will the challenges life continues to deal them keep them together or push them further apart? Is their love strong enough? Right now, both of them are in need of some life support.
Life Support is the conclusion of Olivia and Owen’s story that began in Rescue Breathing.
My Review of Life Support by Zoe Norman
Yep. Owen’s drunk. If we were dogs, he would be urinating against my leg or in some sort of circular pattern around me, marking me as unavailable and completely his right about now.
Life Support by Zoe Norman is the follow up to Rescue Breathing and is book two in The Breathe Series. You can see my full review of Rescue Breathing (Book 1) here.
After finishing Rescue Breathing, I waited anxiously for the follow up because I needed to know what happened to Olivia and Owen. I didn’t care for Olivia in Book 1 because she was a “runner” – something now working the way she likes or maybe she takes something the wrong way – she leaves. So, I was hoping that maybe that changed a bit for Book 2.
Life Support gives us more of our couple and picks up about eight months after Olivia and Owen started dating. If you remember, Owen is the sexy firefighter who had commitment issues. It seems that Owen is getting over his issues, but still has a few hurdles to cover. As with Rescue Breathing, Zoe Norman included witty banter and steamy hot sex in Life Support.
I think that Life Support upped the angst quotient for the series, but still had a great story line that was fun to follow. So grab your Kindle and snuggle in for a lot of sexiness, witty banter and a bit of angst.
★ ★ ★ ★ Stars
- Own as a BBF: ★ ★ ★ ★
- Hotness Level: ★ ★ ★ ★
- Swoon Level: ★ ★ ★ ★
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Blurb
When Manhattan Psychologist Olivia Burke receives an invitation to present her research on trauma in servicemen in Seattle, she is determined to turn the business trip into the start of healing her own traumatized heart.
FDNY Firefighter Owen Maxwell is an unapologetic playboy who spends his days saving lives and his nights breaking hearts. He puts his life on the line every day and is skeptical about doing the same with his heart. But when he meets Olivia, the girl with the shattered spirit–sparks fly.
They share a hot weekend in Seattle and discover that they want to share so much more.
Both Olivia and Owen are in need of help mending their hearts. What remains to be seen is if they can do that for each other, or if they are so damaged they go up in smoke.
Rescue Breathing is the journey of two lost souls, trying to breathe new life into each other without losing themselves along the way.
My Review of Rescue Breathing (Book 1)
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About the Author
Zoe Norman is the pen name for Heidi Haveman and Stephanie Krulewitz, two women with one very important thing in common—their love of good erotic romance novels. After a year of writing fanfiction and developing a swoon worthy friendship from across the country, the decision was made to write their own novel. During that time, they developed a habit of texting each other daily and being marveled that one brain could span from one coast to the other. Stephanie lives with her husband, two daughters and two dogs, Sophie and Zoe. Heidi lives with her spoiled dog, Norman.
