Review: A love full of heart, raw emotion and a world that when all else crumbles two people stand combined.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2014
Spike by Jennifer Ryder. DID. NOT. DISAPPOINT. If I could run ramped around the world and recommend a series to fall in love with it would definitely be this one. Aidan Stone captured our hearts in Spark and diving into Spike, I was all sorts of excited. One thing, I love about Jennifer’s writing is the heart and emotion that steams from the inner narrative of the characters. Reading Eevie and Aidan from the very beginning was a treasure. The raw emotion, the flaws and the dynamic created ensures that readers will be all hot and bothered, emotional and down right happy to fall in love with Aidan Stone.I love motorcycles riders now. (Yes, because of Jennifer.) The heartbreak, the emotion and the love of the narrative brings great joy when reading. It is absolutely a work of art with dealing with the past, living in the moment and looking forward to the future. I am a little bit jealous of Eevie (and hey she’s fictional) because we all need someone like Aidan Stone. The novel wasn’t without its challenges with the introduction of Detective Ryan, and he is all sorts of swoon worthy too. Aidan still owns the heart though. Spike was pure love and heart within the written extraordinary mind of Jennifer Ryder. In this series, the ability to grow, to love, to cherish and to heal is beautiful. I would recommend reading Spike to anyone.  A love full of heart, raw emotion and a world that when all else crumbles two people stand combined.