Review: Didn't like the crossover
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 6, 2013
I really like this authors style of writing and taking unconventional ways to get a couple together. What I didn't like is the crossover between the storylines. She should have expanded the other books to include these things. When I read a book, I don't really like subplots that only minimally involve the MCs. It is distracting from the MCs story.Also, if this is the sweeter version, I don't want to know what in the heck the non-sweet version is like. There is a whole lot of sex. Not that I'm against sex in an erotic romance. The opposite actually but I have the first book that is the non-sweet version and it has the same amount/type of sex content as this one.When there is something called a "sweeter" version, I expect less sex and more emotional connections.That was the other problem with this book. Even though you felt for Jessie, I just couldn't connect. And I couldn't really connect with Jacob either. I think that had to do with the author focusing too much on secondary characters. I mean, if all the brothers have their own books, there is no reason to spend time on their storylines in their brother's books. You can do a time crossover in their book that shows their actions & feelings during that time.