Review: when bad is really really good
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 3, 2013
I have to tell you I laughed out loud during this book over and over again because I could so relate to Tate dealing with her mother. Her mom is a wonderful woman who is a little eccentric (at least that is how we always explained my grandmother who Tate's mom reminds me of)Tate has made some pretty hefty walls around her heart and made some pretty broad generalizations based on men her sister has been hurt by.  Men with tattoos arebad boys, shiftless,charming heart breakers, and my favorite description an emotional black hole wrapped in pretty paper. Then she meet her mom's neighbors son James.James has ink, not tons of it but a good size dragon on his shoulder and arm and a couple others. They all are representative of an important event in his life. When he first lays eyes on Tate (army crawling in the grass behind his dad's house with her mom on a cat rescue mission) he is willing to break his own rules about dating family members of his dad's retirement community.Ms. Aycart does a fantastic job with James and Tate working through her abandonment issues from her father and brother dying and his commitment issues from his divorce. Nothing magically fixes itself but love and passion work their magic to bring James and Tate together for their HEA.The chemistry was immediate and the passion is on fire, this is a total find your rechargeable batteries sort of book. Not only is it hot and heavy it's repeated in fun and interesting places.I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.