I will say though that despite enjoying the story a lot, I did find it a little easy to put down during the first half. I'm scared to death and possessive as hell.' But that's pretty much exactly what's going on inside of me. 'She probably thinks I'm all over the map. I've come so far and now the only girl I've ever loved is right in front of me. And most importantly, throughout the whole book, you could truly see the true depth of his feelings for Evie and how madly in love he was with her right from the start. There were moments where he came off as bossy (in a good way) in the first book but seeing those scenes from his perspective show how he was really just trying to make a point. Haha there were moments where you really felt him just go 'oh shit' and realize he'd just put his foot in his mouth. Even his mistakes became clearer because, by experiencing them through his eyes, you could literally see how much he didn't mean them. I really found myself understanding all his thoughts, decisions and actions. Mia Sheridan did a wonderful job of telling the guy POV. The flashbacks fill in the blanks from right before they met giving us a bit more detail as to the set up of their meeting.

The whole book is told from his POV in a mixture of present day scenes and flashbacks.

She has a very fluid way of telling the story where suddenly you'll look down and realize that 10% of your book just flew by! I really love Mia Sheridan's writing style. Just like with the first one, this book flowed effortlessly. But one page in and I was sucked right into the book. I have to admit though, after how 'complete' a story Leo was, I was curious what else there could be to the story. You definitely have to read book #1 first because here you'll find references, details and reveals that you'd only know about if you'd read the first book. It is not a sequel and it is not a stand alone, but rather a companion novel to Leo that goes back and retells the same story but from the hero's perspective. So this book, Leo's Chance, gives that story.

The story was told primarily from the heroine's perspective though and despite it reading very fluidly as a stand alone romance with a happy ending, we didn't see any of the hero's POV.

It was a complete story start to finish that told a beautiful, emotional love story with a twist. Leo (A Sign of Love #1) was one of the best books I've read this year.

Leo by Mia Sheridan