Review: Nocturne: An Excellent Sequel
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 14, 2014
I really enjoyed the first book in this series and this one was just as good, if not better!  Rubi is even more scarred and damaged than Lexi.  But unlike Lexi, who resorts to sexting Jax, Rubi is all face to face flirtation with Wes.  The problem is…Rubi likes to flirt and likes to keep her sex and her friendships very separate.  Why is this a problem?  Because good ole boy Wes is not a love ‘em and leave ‘em kind of guy…he isn’t even a one night stand kind of guy.Wes is sweet, charming, totally sexy, and has a wild streak a mile wide.  Working for Jax as a stuntman fulfills his need for speed and his creative side.  Rubi is smarter than smart.  She is a programmer and computer genius who grew up seriously (SERIOUSLY) rich, but also lonely.  Her father is total ass (on my “freakshow family shelf”) and he only cares about one thing: money.  Rubi has tried for years to get his approval, but has resigned herself to being alone, with the exception of Lexi.  Only Lexi has she let into her heart.  But now with Lexi, comes Jax and with Jax comes the Renegades.  So of course, she could never think of any fling with Wes, even if he would try a fling, since too much was at stake.I loved Wes for his persistence and his slow lovin’.  He won me over right away, but with every encounter, every note, every kept promise, he began to won over Rubi.  Not that there weren’t bumps in the road, there were plenty and the make-up loving was just as good as the fights.  The best parts of this book were the times in-between.  When Rubi and Wes worked on the “device”, when Rubi met Wes’ family, when Rubi tried to negotiate with her father and Wes had her back…that was what took this romance book and made it a love story! Enjoy!