Review: Boundary pushing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 29, 2014
Envelope pushing and went places a lot of authors won't venture to in regards to "bad boy" good girl relationship. Now just because the author took it to the edge, over it at times, doesn't mean I thought she should. Michael, the main man, is a dark character, and I seriously mean dark. He frequently hits Christina, the main chica, when he kidnaps her. It's not a pretty story and definitely had me feeling uncomfortable at times and quite frankly I'm not sure this could be called romance in general speaking.However, even with all that said I was pretty absorbed into the storyline. And this was a storyline that tended to get a tad convoluted. It was edgy and suspenseful enough though to keep me reading. Apparently, this was written on fictionwise first or some site like that and it shows in the writing but can be dealt with.Anyway, I'm about as conflicted about if and how much I liked this book as much as Christina's feelings about Michael. Maybe this book gave me Stockholm Syndrome too. Either way, I'll definitely be reading the sequel.Read if you want to read about a lead male character who can only be called very darkest shades of grey, a lead female who is 18yrs old and bounces from weak to strong, a villain who has a lovely Irish accent and sadistic bent, and a strangely compelling storyline of shady agencies having their shady mercenaries doing their shady work.