Review: Some A Hit and Some A Miss
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2014
I wasn't going to post a review since the reviews were so great.  As I like many of these authors contributing to this box set, but some of the stories didn’t move me and had me rolling my eyes. I will give examples of what irked me the most.  I honestly have to say RALLENTI by Sienna Mynx could have been a great read if the heroine wasn't so immature.  She made me want to smack her at times.  She carried on like a high school girl instead of a 23-year old with dreams of becoming a fashion icon. Renaldo was too hot of a man to waste his time on such a childish woman. TATTOOED MOON by Tiana Laveen put me in a coma. His lifestyle was fine, but good grief, suffering through the explanations of everything Julian did from choosing teas to selecting food was boring.  Milan was okay and open to trying what he had to offer but I couldn't visualize them as a couple. Raw Exposure by Aliya Burke was another snoozer. Reeves didn't come across as an alpha male to me. I finally skipped through most of that book just to get to the end.  EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING by Pepper Pace didn't do it for me either.  For this set to be about scandalous heroes, this story got off to a slow pace with the H/h being in high school and tiptoeing around young puppy love.  By the time they were old enough to have an adult relationship, I had lost interest.  VASLIY’S REVENGE by Latrivia Nelson was very short.  I was enjoying the story and then it ended to be continued in a future book.  I now understand what readers are complaining about when a book ends abruptly to be continued in another installment.  I will end my review here since my review is just my opinion and not one to sway others from reading the box set. These are all great authors and I will continue to read and support their work.