Review: Phenomenal!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 2, 2013
When I started reading this book, I have to say I was a little annoyed with Jamie. She constantly explained herself whenever she had a text message or a call. She had to always call her brothers to check in, which I found odd considering she was a grown woman and should be able to make her own choices. Then I was slapped in the face with the reality of Jamie's life.I knew the moment she called her brother 'Sir' that there was something wrong. She was constantly having to explain her actions to her brothers, I mean having one brother to answer to is enough, but she had freaking six to answer to. The things they do to her in this book are unbelievable, my heart broke for her. I couldn't believe the girl wasn't assigning herself to a nunnery to avoid anything male. So, it's no surprise when Jason enters the picture that it throws her whole world upside down.I really felt bad for Jamie not because of things she had gone through in her past, but because she was always doubting herself. When her and Jason first become friends, she knows there can't be anything else. The repercussions of acting on her desire for Jason would only cause Jason pain and misery from her brothers. Knowing that pain and misery all too well herself, she sticks to the 'just friends' rule. The problem is, Jason doesn't want to just stay friends he wants more. Even if that means letting her brothers torture him mercilessly.I sincerely loved Jason, he was an amazing character. Although there were times I wanted to sock him in his throat, he redeemed himself more then once. He was fierce with his protection towards Jamie and he was determined to show her brothers he wasn't messing around.There is a scene in this book, probably one of the most heart-breaking scenes, where Jason shows Jamie just how important she is. She was at her lowest moment, she felt filthy and alone. Jason just made the whole moment that occurred seem so mild to what he showed her. He showed her how much he loved her and that no matter what she would never be filthy or unworthy to him.I could probably go on all day about this book. This story is going to make you question your sanity, trust me. It's going to make you hate her brothers and love them the next. It's going to make you hate Jason and love him the next. This book will also show you a very broken, insecure girl become a woman. I loved every minute of it. This book earned its 5 Stars that's by a landslide.