The Book of Hours (Coin/Hours Duology Book 2) by Maria Elena Alonso-Sierra – Review by Julie Johnson

The Book of Hours by Maria Elena Alonso-Sierra
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Gabriela is a well-known artist and she is auctioning off some of her most prized pieces to benefit a local children’s charity. A psychopathic curator named Wickham is obsessesed with Gabriela’s work and is bound and determined to get his hands on a certain piece prior to the auction. Gabby isn’t willing to allow this crazy lunatic to have his way and she’ll do whatever she can to prevent this sale from happening, even if it means risking her life.

Richard lost the love of his life four years ago. There are secrets that have been revealed to him and he needs to find his way back to Gabriela. Lucky for him, someone is in need of his services so he finds himself at Gabby’s side. How long will that last though? Will she even have room for him in her heart?

This was a slow starting book for me, mainly because I was missing some context from the previous book in this series. I will be going back and reading it soon though as I need to fill in some holes. However, I don’t feel like I missed so much that I couldn’t enjoy this book. There was plenty of action, a small amount (but just enough) romance, and some twists and turns that weren’t really expected.

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