Review: I'll read the rest even though I didn't love this one
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 30, 2014
The first thing I noticed about this one is that it’s written in 3rd person which made me not sure on how I’d be able to connect with the characters.Right off the bat I’m not loving the main heroin, I found her to be kind of bitchy. As I read further she just gets more and more judgey, seriously the crap that comes out of her mouth is horrible. I have no idea why James would stick around to be torn down by her so often.  Tate is just another chick who is closed off, judges everyone, and quite frankly rude. It really irritates me when authors write women to be such horrible creatures. Yes, not everyone is amazing and people have issues but man Tate was bad. And James just stuck around and took her crap over and over doing whatever he could to help her out and continue to be verbally abused.  Her over abundance of the word Mister also started to grate on my nerves along with her continuously pushing him away. I get it, a book needs that in the beginning to ramp up the drama but seriously at some point (Before 90%) it needs to stop… can you tell this is a pet peeve of mine?  As you can tell I am not a fan of the heroin at all, in fact most of the notes I made while reading are all complaining about her.The only thing that kept me reading was James. He was hot, his dirty talk was hot. Some of those scenes were hot, like seriously hot. I was able to just put Tate out of my mind and focus on how amazing James was. I would have enjoyed more time of Tate and James actually being happy, but James rocked regardless so oh well, Tate’s loss.”He should come with a warning from the health department: Handle with extreme caution and use at your own peril. Looking will cause palpitations, dizziness, and hyperventilation.I found very few errors in the book, except for one glaring issue towards the end. The heroin’s name must have started as Cassie and one name change was missed. Nothing that bad that I couldn’t overlook and keep going. I didn’t connect with the characters on a level that I’d normally like, but the story was there and it was good.In the end it was a good book (Tate aside) which I enjoyed and I’ll definitely read other books by the author in the future. I’m thinking of starting Heavy Issues now.