Reflected in You
4.0

"Reflected in You" by Sylvia Day continues the passionate saga of Gideon Cross and Eva Tramell in the second installment of the Crossfire series. The story dives deep into their complex relationship, exploring themes of love, trust, and the psychological scars that challenge their romance. With both protagonists battling personal demons and external pressures, the novel captures the intensity and volatility of their connection. Day's writing is both raw and seductive, emphasizing the high stakes and emotional roller-coaster of their journey. This book delves deeper into the characters' vulnerabilities, making it a compelling read for those interested in erotic romance entwined with deep personal growth.

About Crossfire Series

The Crossfire series by Sylvia Day is a five-book contemporary romance saga that follows the intense and emotionally charged relationship between Eva Tramell and Gideon Cross. Beginning with Bared to You (2012), the series delves into the complexities of love, trauma, and healing as both protagonists confront their pasts and navigate their passionate connection. The subsequent novels—Reflected in You (2012), Entwined with You (2013), Captivated by You (2014), and One with You (2016)—continue to explore their journey toward trust and commitment. Renowned for its blend of eroticism and emotional depth, the series has garnered a global readership and critical acclaim.

About Sylvia Day

Sylvia Day is a New York Times and international bestselling author specializing in contemporary romance, historical romance, paranormal fiction, and fantasy. She was born on March 11, 1973, in Los Angeles, California, and her multicultural background has greatly influenced her storytelling. Day has captivated millions with her popular Crossfire series, beginning with the electrifying 'Bared to You,' which has been translated into over 40 languages and sold millions of copies worldwide. With a talent for crafting deeply emotional and complex characters, her work has reinvigorated the romance genre, earning her numerous awards and a dedicated global fanbase. Aside from her commercial success, Day has impacted literature by pushing the boundaries of romantic fiction, making her a prominent voice in the genre. Her work continues to inspire both readers and aspiring writers, solidifying her legacy in the literary world.

Other Books by Sylvia Day

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Bared to You

by Sylvia Day

Series: Crossfire (#2)

4.0

"Bared to You" by Sylvia Day is a steamy and emotionally charged romance novel that delves into the depths of passion, trauma, and healing. At the heart of the story are Eva Tramell and Gideon Cross, two vividly drawn characters with scarred pasts who must navigate the complexities of their intense relationship. Day explores themes of vulnerability, intimacy, and redemption, as Eva and Gideon's fiery connection ignites both their desires and fears. The narrative is wrought with tension and captivating dialogue, capturing readers with its raw intensity and emotional honesty. Through its exploration of personal and romantic healing, "Bared to You" resonates with those who appreciate a complex and provocative love story.

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Entwined with You

by Sylvia Day

Series: Crossfire (#4)

4.0

In Sylvia Day's 'Entwined with You,' the third installment of the Crossfire series, the torrid and tumultuous relationship between Eva Tramell and Gideon Cross continues to unfold with unrelenting passion and intrigue. This erotic romance delves deep into themes of trust, healing, and redemption as the couple confronts their past traumas and work towards solidifying their future together. The novel is marked by its intense emotional depth and raw intimacy, capturing the complexities of a relationship fraught with challenges yet fueled by unwavering love. With compelling characters and a plot that keeps readers hooked, this book explores the darker sides of love, making for an engaging and emotive read.

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Captivated by You

by Sylvia Day

Series: Crossfire (#5)

3.9

In 'Captivated by You', the fourth installment of Sylvia Day's Crossfire series, readers are plunged deeper into the passionate and turbulent relationship between Gideon Cross and Eva Tramell. The novel continues to explore themes of romantic obsession, healing from past traumas, and the complexities of maintaining a healthy relationship in the face of personal demons and external pressures. Day delves into the psychological depth of her characters, particularly focusing on the impact of their troubled pasts on their current lives and intimacy. Through evocative prose and intense emotion, Day captures the heartache and ecstasy of love, leaving readers eager for resolutions in this ongoing saga.

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One with You

by Sylvia Day

Series: Collide (#1)

4.0

Sylvia Day's 'One with You' is the passionate conclusion to the Crossfire series, focusing on the tumultuous yet deeply engaging romance between Gideon Cross and Eva Tramell. Throughout the book, Day intricately weaves themes of emotional healing, trust, and unwavering love against a backdrop of personal struggles and conflicts. This final installment sees Gideon and Eva navigating through deep-seated insecurities and external pressures as they strive to cement their bond. Their journey is marked by emotional highs and lows, revealing vulnerabilities that make their relationship both relatable and aspirational. Day's compelling narrative explores the power of commitment and resilience, making 'One with You' a fitting finale for fans invested in Gideon and Eva's journey.

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