Review: Loving, Hot and Antsy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
Whew!Good!The ending in this book left me on a good note! *breathe*I can hold out for book three just fine! Thank you, Peyton! Hmmm, I may get my Cajun book yet! Just sayin’ *hint hint* *wink wink* *runs out and buys a Cajun dictionary*Jazz and Julian’s relationship is progressing on a good note; or so Julian hopes. He knows what he wants and who/what he wants is Jazz: in his life, in his home, in his bed forever. She’s already in his heart. He just wants to make sure she wantshim. As things progress, and Jazz begins to feel more comfortable with Julian, his celebrity status and past starts throwing road blocks in their way, causing Jazz to question if their relationship is what she truly needs. This almost emotionally breaks Julian. This book is very much more mysterious and antsy. There is a couple of people you want to punch, kick, stab…I could go on. The secondary characters really help move the book along to a good ending that bring this book to a good place to where we can live with it until the next book comes out so we aren’t left hanging in a bad place.I loved this book even more than book one. I can tell, Peyton is beginning to find her voice, soul and style as a writer. She did well with book one but with this book she did great. I can honestly say, I am looking forward to book three and that sexy Cajun Julian (Oh, Chère!)and that bad girl biker with the sexy girl flair, Jazz. Oh and the sex/love scenes burn-your-fingersscorching! Editing was so much better this time. Not much too much to complain about this time. So, can you tell I LOVED this book?Rating: 5 Star