Review: Great second book in the series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 18, 2013
Ms. Carr is an automatic buy for me-  I love reading her books. She is a joy to read in that she writes well, and on all levels. Her writing style and story lines have always been a pleasure to read, and the fact that she is a Queen City native makes the story even more enjoyable. I love coming across bits and pieces of places where I too haunt around town. So, all in all reading her for me is a wining perfecta of goodness.This is the second 'Storm' book, and it was as well-done as the first. This is Rob's story, and he is as engaging in this as he was in  the first. I am glad that Ms. Carr wrote so quickly for all her fans wanting to read more about him. Rob said of Sebastian in the first book that he (Seb) was a 'pure soul' , but in fact I think that that can also be applied to Rob, as he is just am all-around great and good guy. He was smart, sexy, and sensitive. Three things that all girls like in a man. However, I had a very hard time connecting to Alaina. I don't think that I really did connect with her at all due to the fact that she ran hot and cold too much. One moment she was a sex kitten and the next she was stand-offish and  even prudish. I tended to lean toward her having border-line severe social issues. She shouldn't have gotten so weirded out by Kyle's or Jordan's innocent flirtations. And if she is going to hang out with a professional athletes like Rob and Sebastian (and the rest of the team) she is going to have to roll with the punches a bit more, and not stand in the corner like a schoolmarm sucking on lemons. But, that is my opinion. I liked Rob and almost wished that he had gotten a better girl than Alaina.I do hope that this isn't that last 'Storm' book, and if not I would like to put in a vote for Jon, the Head Coach. He wasn't in this book but he was hot as hell in the first.All in al I would highly recommend this series and this author. She is an automatic 'like' in my book. ;D