Review: Vince and Audrey bore me...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2014
Audrey returns home to reconnect with her father whom she hasn't seen since her mother left him when she was a child. Audreys father is the president of a local MC and they reconnect while his club is in the midst of a turf war with a rival MC, which Vince belongs to. Hence, this story being likened to Romeo and Juliet in its plot description. This could be compared to Shakespeare's classic-but it probably shouldn't be. Other than belonging to rival clubs there is no comparison. The book wasn't thrilling or particularly romantic to me, in my opinion the story falls flat. The author was unable to hold my attention, and I fell asleep in the middle of the day while reading this book. Maybe I have read too many MC romances and it just takes more to interest me now, but in any case the descriptions never came to life in my mind like a good book does-I didn't have that cinematic sense in my head as I read allowing me to picture the action. The character development was unequal and left me wanting more. The POV's came across as if they were both from the feminine perspective. This book wasn't memorable, I won't be thinking of it or any plot twists. The book didn't pull any deep emotions of pleasure or anger from me. (I just finished Killer and even though it wasn't Sam Crescent's best book to date, at least I felt despair, or anger-Born to Ride left me with an empty annoyance at what I felt was a waste of an afternoon and money.) I'm sorry to leave such a harsh review, but truthfully I won't be following this author any further.