Review: A Different Storyline but that's about it.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2013
I read all four books and I have the same thing to say about them all. The storyline was different and that much I enjoyed. Even though it was hard at times to get past the degrading of women in general and African American women in particular, but I get it. I never felt like this was meant to be harmful as I did with Eden Connor's "Wildly Inappropriate"  it was part of the story being told and that's what I took it for. Although it would have been a much more enjoyable read if the women were treated like Queens in a club of all white men - a twist in a story I'm still looking for. But, it appears to be the "big thing" in all romance stories these days to have this so called "alpha" male treating women like something on the bottom of their shoe until the very end of the story. I suppose that sells these days - I don't know why.However, as bad as some of the things said and done in this novel in no way equals how bad the grammar and spelling mistakes are. I mean, I'm no perfect grammar person myself but this was just horribly disruptive. On top of that the story becomes disjointed mid book 2 and never gets any better from there. The story went on for far too long and there were too many twists inserted that didn't make any sense. I'll never make sense of the whole name change thing? I can't honestly say I'd recommend this book or not so I'll just say, buyer beware.