Review: Who is being played?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 8, 2014
Kenya Wright delivers another great read but I've got to say I feel there are several things missing! When I started reading this story I didn't realise it was part of a mini-series until the end, so perhaps my view is coloured from that perspective.Here's what I loved about this book:The author's style is so descriptively sensual that my whole body and mind comes alive as I'm reading this story.The ending of this book is so cleverly done and such a hook that I've got to pick up the next book in the series.Here's what I didn't like about this book:Let's start with the two narcissistic millionaire brothers. I didn't like either of them, although by the end I was hoping they would redeem themselves.Dawn is a smart, strong and sexy woman. But you know what, that's all there was to her, apart from the fact that we should pity her because her heart had been broken by a psycho millionaire ex-boyfriend.So what? From an author who writes smart, strong and sexy female heroines, this is kind of a template. Where is her likeability?Paige (The Babysitter) had likeability because she loved and took care of Blake and the kids even when she wasn't getting Blake's love in return.Lanore (Fire Baptized) had likeability because she cared for more than just herself. She was willing to put herself in danger for other mixbreeds.So here's my appeal to the author, please give Dawn more than just a sexy body and a smart mouth in book 2.All-in-all, I enjoyed this book and as I wrote previously, I've got to read book 2, Theirs to Crave when it's released. So roll on 2014.