Review: Liked it, didn't love it
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 20, 2014
3.50 starsI liked this story, but sadly, I didn't love it as much as the previous one.I loved Dani though. I though she was strong, smart and independent. She gave as good as she got and stood her ground when the time came to move on. She was very good for Jax too, which I found refreshing in the sense that she never tried to change him forcefully, just let him grow at his own pace regardless of how it affected her.Jax was a great character too. His trust issues were justified and his conflicted emotions over Dani showed he had more depth than what I gave him credit for. He respected her and even though he made mistakes he at least was man enough to own up to them.There were several reasons why I didn't enjoy this story as much as the first one, but the most important one for me would be that Jax and Dani didn't get to spend a lot of time together just getting to know each other. There was a moment towards the middle of the story where they spent a great deal of time together, but for me it just wasn't enough. Yes, their chemistry was instant and explosive, but when you take the story as a whole, their interactions were minimal. As a reader, I love the dialogue and shared experiences that deepen a couple's connection and I just did not feel that with Jax and Dani. Truthfully, I missed the fun, flirty moments from the previous installment. Thankfully, the author added enough emotions to satisfy me and keep my interest.All in all, a sweet romantic read.