Review: Likeable enough to seek out the sequel
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2013
In this book, Arianne is running from a dangerous situation(aren't they all) and thinks she's renting a room from Quinn and Liam. Turns out they want to share her and bc they both work so much in their minds, the half she gets from both will make one whole perfect boyfriend. It's a pretty good read and I enjoyed it. I gave it a low star rating though bc it was too short and it rushed the relationship bw the 3. One minute she is shy and doesn't know if she's staying and the next she's professing her love to them. I felt like there needed to b a lot more story for me to really fall in love with these characters. And when arianne's past catches her, I felt like it didn't really explain how the dangerous ex-boss found her or got in to their apartment or how neither Liam or Quinn noticed him following her or anything. They are supposed to b these big macho men who look out for but a guy stalks here for weeks on end and sneaks in to their apartment bc Quinn didn't latch the door all the way when he left...? I don't know about you guys but in all these type of books I've read, safety for the women is usually to a suffocating point. Leaving the door open just seemed like a "I don't really have an imagination to make this part of the story good" type of thing. I did read the sequel, which I really didn't like, but I wouldn't say I'd never recommend this book. I wouldn't recommend the series. But maybe just this book.