Review: If i could give it a zero star rating I would.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
Let me start by saying that I love books by Adriana Hunter. And that I have a very difficult time believing that this piece of cliched, mind numbing drivel came from the same author of some amazing BBW and erotic fairy tale books.First off, the heroine Kate is completely idiotic. There is just no other way to describe it. She flip flops back and forth about her feelings almost every page, throws mini temper tantrums like shes a teenager, and by the end of the book reads like shes playing a desperate housewife character on Bravo.The hero Gage, is basically Adam Levine with Leo Dicaprios ego. By far the WORST H I have read in a very long time. He whiny, selfish and controlling in an utterly abusive way. This especially confuses the reader because he is described as an incredibly sensitive person.The main critiques of this series also just fall on the faults of the writers style. There is too much description and redundancy. There are many pages where nothing is happening. Characters are taking near chapters just vacillating on the given situation that leaves the reader bored and annoyed. We get it Gage is a huge rockstar. Moving on! No need to reiterate that fact on every other page.One of the only points I like in this book was the special attention payed to Kate's northern assets. With so many books heading straight to the backdoor, it was nice to have a change.My plea to Adriana Hunter, please go back to your previous formula. Those books were wonderful, and this, well I want my $ back.