Review: thoughts on always rayne
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
This is a good book. I have read Ms. Avalon's books under the name Savannah Young and love the wild ones series and i believe this series will be just as popular as that one. Here we see that we shouldn't judge a book by its cover for what is hidden in the pages is more than the cover shows.Nic is seen as a arrogant egotistical rocker/actor who is not able to form coherent thoughts and is just sex on legs. At least that is what Harper thinks. Harper looks like a hippie librarian who is a journalist that doesn't really have a open mind. At least not when she first meets Nic.Harper intrigues Nic and he has fallen for her the moment she insults him. Not knowing what to do he does what comes to mind, gets her involved by making her their exclusive journalist. Much to Harpers dismay. To me this is where the fun begins. When Harper starts out with this task she sees Nic for his debauchery. What she doesn't realize until Raven points it out is this is Nic's way of trying to find his one. The person he is meant to be with. But none of the others kept his interest and harper has. In order for Nic to get her see him he changes. He shows her a side no one sees and this endears her to him.As problems arise, he is there for her. Her student loan issue, he takes care of them, her dad he makes sure she gets to him and than flies out so he is there for her, even the end for her friend he does everything he can to help. He loves her body and soul and shows this to her in his unwavering support. It takes Harper awhile to get over here thoughts of what he is and just let it be. When she finally does we get a wonderful love story unfold.A great story of learning not to judge someone by what you see and that love comes in all boxes of people. Look forward to the second one where we see Leo his cousin possibly find someone and the continuation of Rayne and harper.