Review: great read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2014
Okay, let me start off with this. If anyone ever tells you that you can read this book as a stand alone...stomp on their feet. It's not true. You are going to want to read the other books so you understand their history, the brotherhood, the loss, the family they have created. It will make much more sense. Plus the characters will just confuse the heck out of you. Okay, now on to Jack and Winter. Lani does a great job with this book. She has such a good balance of drama, suspense, sexiness, and even throws in a bout or two of humor. She also does a fab job of writing Jack and the dominant, sexy man that he is. And Winter...I love that at the start of the book, she's a little vulnerable. She doesn't have a memory, but she has scars from what happened to her, just no idea where they came from. So, okay, she's more than a little vulnerable; she's a lotta vulnerable. But once everything starts to come back and she becomes Winter again, she turns into such a strong female character. She doesn't just ask how high when Jack says jump, she is her own person. She stands up to people. She opens her mouth. She doesn't let people walk all over her. I love it. I love strong female leads. These two never seem to stop encountering losses or fighting through the drama that keeps getting thrown their way. It is a story that will definitely keep you on your toes, and their not your typical MC. You will be surprised when you find out more about their MC. I know I was.