Review: Not a Fan of the Guys (or the Writing Style) in This Series
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 24, 2014
This story starts off REALLY boring and I almost gave up with the third person narrative that told me all the things I REALLY didn't care about.  Chapter three had some interesting descriptions in it, but the story doesn't really get going until Chapter seven.  Even so, there is too much narration (telling instead of showing) and the characters never really get fleshed out enough for you to enjoy them.  The story line and the conflict does become interesting and I did finish the story, but I found it was similar in style to The Subzero SeriesFall into my Heart (The Subzero Series)by Rebecca Elise - just okay, not great.  The ending sets up the next couple in the series.Hannah is moving out on her own and gets a job in Nashville at a coffee shop.  She is super talented at drawing and catches the attention of song writer Jason Lane when she draws him a cartoon on the bottom of his coffee cup.  Jason noticed Hannah when he got coffee, but he is continually sought out because of his good looks and famous father, so he doesn't pursue it right away.  Jason is friends with popular county singer Cam Bishop and they both lead a raunchy sexual life of super sex with super girls, sometimes together.  When Jason starts dating Hannah, he has found the one he will give up other women for, but Hannah isn't sure she is ready for Jason, especially after a visit from one of his ex's who threatens her and gives her way more information than she needs about Jason's love life.There are some real problems with this story not being fleshed out enough and having some real boring parts, especially at first.  The ex's part is really brief and Jason's attraction to Hannah is quite mysterious.  The guys are real dogs, but I guess that is the premise of the series "taming a heartbreaker".  You can't help thinking Hannah could do better and ends up being bought.  The sexual encounters are sexy and awkward (realistic dialogue is sometimes odd) and happen really fast.  You do end up wanting to know what happens to the characters, but question whether to keep going with the series or not.  I really like the cover and was motivated to buy the book because of it.Similar toFoolish Games (Book 1) (Foolish Games Series)by Leah Spiegel andFall into my Heart (The Subzero Series)by Rebecca EliseDescriptive sex scenes, some profanity (f-word, Sh**t, gd) and some references to previous ménage relationshipsWould I/Did I buy it? Yes (.99)Would I read it again? Probably NotWould I recommend it to friends? Sure