Review: I wanted more from the boys but still great
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
I so wanted to love this book. Shark Out of Water is told from the male point of view and it switches a lot between the main male members; Tristan, Pete, Brandon, and Jeff. In fact they all pretty much get even playing time. I wish we would have been in Tristan’s brain more, but I was just so happy to be out of Camie’s head I didn’t complain too much.I started this book mad at the author. I hate cliffhangers especially ones I think are pointless and well just plain rude. My very first note while reading this book was “I am mad at author she better fix this s*** and fast I’m not waiting till 90%”.  Remember this it will come in handy later onThis book is much more emotional than the last two. There were two particular conversations between Tristan and different adults that I thought would have me in tears. Tristan does spend most of the book being an ass, I wanted to read his point of view to realize even more reasons that I loved him, but at least in the beginning that is not the case. I spent most of the book just wishing Tristan would get his s*** together.After 70% of the way through the book every single one of my notes is regarding the fact they STILL are not back together. This book had the makings of some great reading, I was so excited to get into the guy’s heads, but the author ruined that by dragging pointless drama out for an entire book. Yes, you read that right an entire book. My earlier worry of 90% was right on the money, she went there. I read these types of stories to see how their relationship is going. Once the main characters get together I want subsequent books to be about how they handle problems that attack their relationship TOGETHER, not by spending 90 freaking percent of the book apart. I’m going to make up a name for this and start giving people warnings on it just like I do cliffhangers because in all honestly even if people consider it a spoiler I don’t. I think people deserve to know when an author is just gonna screw with them for an entire read.  I guess I’m just disappointed in this wasted opportunity. It looks like subsequent books will be about other characters from the series this was probably our last chance to see Tristan and Camie together first hand and it was stolen from us.