Review: It was a love-hate thing
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
This is just a quick 100 page check in with Harper and Deacon during their honeymoon.Okay, I’m going to write and rate/review this book in two parts because my ratings between the first half of the book and the second half were so different.I loved the first 50% of this book, it was an easy 5 star read. Right from the start this couple had me smiling again. I felt like I was right back with them again. It reminded me of how much I loved Deacon in the first book, he’s just the best hero ever.But then something happened. We had a slight continuity error (I think) and the second half of the book started. I really can’t discuss my “issues” with the second half deeply because it will be major spoilers and we try not to do that when possible.But let’s just say by the end of this book I’m pretty sure I hated Harper. Not only does she not trust/turn to Deacon when she should have, but her thinking was just all off for me. Harper was content to talk to everyone (Even the Bar maid they just met), but not Deacon.  Everyone is allowed a freak out moment, but Harper took a LOT of freak out moments.  I thought this was a couple that was in love? Harper’s thoughts and actions were just bitchy and she continued with these thoughts for way too long. It was barely a 3 star read for me at that point.I don’t know what happened with Rock, Rattled, & Rolled, we started out with a fun light-hearted comedy that matched our couple and ended with a… well honestly I don’t even know what that was in the end.I’m still going with a four star rating because I loved the first portion of the story.I was offered an arc in exchange for an honest review