Review: Okay, but not up to what she can do
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 16, 2014
I will probably never re-read this book. And for KA books, that's a new one for me. I've read a few of them over and over.The deep hook and passion was not there in this one. Jacob is smart, yada-yada, enough. Show me, don't tell me. I was so looking forward to his story, but it felt flat, missing the deep conflict between hero and heroine, and the passion the other books in this series have had at their core. This hero's kind of smug, frankly.I also didn't believe the heroine was that wounded by her trauma, and then could be snapped out of it by him yelling at her. What the heck? Think a trained psychologist might be the one to do that, not him.The reason for the thefts turned out to be weird, and unbelievable for me. The guy was willing to be so ruthless with all those teens for that reason?