Review: Fun continuation of this series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 2, 2013
This wasn't my favorite Elle Casey book, she's usually an auto-5-star for me. But still, this was an entertaining book 2 of this series. Her characters are always strongly detailed and the dialogue relatable enough that I feel like I'm just listening in on a real life situation. Mick and Quin, introduced in book 1, Rebel, sucked me in. They have believable chemistry, steam-factor 4 of 5. I wish we'd gotten a bit more of Rebel and Teagan, but Teagan's storyline of figuring out her father's death/stepmother's betrayal continues in an interesting way. But btw that, Colin's artwork, Quin's brother, Alissa's pregnancy, and Mick's past, it was a bit scattered. And though Quin is only 22, her plan,is to try for custody of her brother eventually, despite that she acts quite immature most of the time. I understand trying to keep several balls in the air in order to prolong the series, but Elle, with your strong writing, I'll continue to read your books. No need to throw so many balls in the air that they fall. Regardless, this book is far better than most of the NA romance out there.