Review: Love me some Jen and Bing (aka Samuel) - 4.5 stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 6, 2013
Jen, the "h" is foul mouthed, loud, gets in your business because she loves you and knows better...and these are the best qualities for this character as she fills out the role of strong female character perfectly! Bing's character was equally as awesome. I normally don't like way cocky men, but Bing just totally pulled it off with his hilarious descriptions of himself whenever talking to Jen. I really liked the first book, Never Forget, but whereas the first book was uber sweet, this book was downright crass (in a great way if you aren't easily offended by profanity), had lots of awesome sex, had me practically rolling on the floor LMAO and had an awesome HEA.I will say aside from the usual grammatical errors, which I can overlook from this author because I really loved her writing style, but one part sort of irked me when they had their hardship 2/3 of the way through the book. A bit of a spoiler, but I'll try to minimize it as much as possible. There was a moment early on when you knew they would be presented with this "situation" caused by someone else (similar to many YA novels), then there was nothing more at least that the heroin was aware of at that 2/3 of the way mark. The hero is caught in a compromising position which the heroin could totally see and admitted that he WAS put in this compromising position and that caused her to flee complaining she couldn't do it anymore. There could have been more angst leading up to this where the three parties were concerned because it came out of left field and had me saying "what just happened." Other than that, awesome read and I reallllly liked this book!