Briefly, this is a story about a high-powered attorney named Claire, who loves her job, is totally career oriented, has no desire for a husband and family, or even a relationship-it's all work, work, work. Part of the book actually takes place in Caldwell, NY (home of the BDB), and I kept expecting to see someone from that world make an appearance in this one, but unfortunately, that didn't happen. I don't know what Ward's plans are, but I can totally see the characters from this book fitting into the BDB's world. I was totally involved after the first few pages, and didn't want to put it down. It's only 90 pages long, but it packs a punch as only Ward can do. Now this is how you write a short story! I just read the most awesome short story by JR Ward, and I could just kick myself! I've had this book languishing on my TBR pile for 9 months! What was I thinking? Please, if you're a fan of Ward's BDB, do yourself a favor and read this little gem. ***This review is only for The Story of Son by JR Ward***

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