Review: Book #5 of the series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2014
I am always amazed at Sommerland's talent for drawing us into characters lives. I can't help but love the majority of them! Some more than others.When we first met Akira she was painfully shy. In the last book we saw her open up more and more with Dominik and even some with Pischlar (How she describes my boy as plain is beyond me). Akira's past is slowly bleeding away so that she can live. Her and Scott Demyan's interactions are incredible, of all the guys on the team to put her faith in she trusts Scott. She said with him she knows what she gets. Scott is quick to defend her when necessary. The beginning of the story has her stranded with Scott not able to help her. Enter Cortland Nash. Holy bad boys batman! The last we read about Mr. Nash he may or may not have killed the man attempting to rape Jami and fled the scene. Cort and Akira develop a sizzling relationship very quickly. What Cort didn't realize was that his Ace was also his best friend Ford's Akira.Akira deep down wants Ford. But she blames him for the bad things that happened with Jami. Ford wants her to trust him and be with him and he is willing to wait. But Cort getting involved causes the process to get escalated. All i have to say is Big Bang, take that as you will. LOL. They find love but can they manage to navigate all of Cort's legal problems to stay together. Sommerland will work it out some how..... Of course Scott lends Cort Stephen so he can get a makeover. Again bless Stephen and his ability to turn Cort from smoking mechanic to hot Clark Kent.Tyler Vanek, Luke Carter, and Scott Demyan are trouble. Trouble Triplets... or so the Cobra fan base has dubbed them. It's always good to see what shenanigans they are up to. I love all 3 of them and yes a i realize that they are book hogs, but it's that character continuation that makes Sommerland great.