Review: Enjoyable read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
I enjoyed the first two stories much better than the last, but here are my individual reviews for the books:North of Need:  This book should have been one that took a lot less time than it took for me to finish. I'm not sure what was up, but I couldn't find time to read much this past week or so.Is that the story's fault? No, I don't think so. I actually think I liked the story well-enough. Although I do think it took quite a bit for me to actually figure out what was going on- and I don't consider myself that slow on the uptake.Owen was an amazing character. He was sweet, funny, and ever-so-attentive. I wouldn't mind having a man like him- although possibly one who doesn't disappear when he gets hot. ;)Anyways, I think the storyline was pretty original. I do not recall having read anything similar- which is always a good thing. The book was well-written (which is important to me!).Will I read the next book in the series? Yes, I will. I plan to read it soon, just not right this instant.I would definitely suggest that you give this book a chance if you like contemporary romance with just a little bit of unreal thrown into it.West of Want:  This was an enjoyable read! The characters were extremely likeable..even Zeph who seemed to be extremely self-destructive with his thoughts. Seems a shame that such an awesome guy would harbor self such-doubts about himself.Anyways, Ella and Zeph made a pretty good couple. I would have loved to have had an epilogue farther into the future.Could you read this without having read the first? I believe so. Yes, you wouldn't know who Owen is, but I wouldn't say that he played such a part that you'd need to know his past.I'd definitely give this book a try if you want to read a paranormal romance.South of Surrender:  This was not my favorite story of the three that I read in the bundle that I bought.I actually liked Zeph and Owen's stories much better. I'm not exactly sure why. But Chrys was so damned whiny for much of the story. AND I still don't know what his real story is. Why doesn't he like touch?I'm also mad with how the story ended. *mutter* I wanted more. And now I can't get that.Anyways, I would definitely say that you should read the first two stories in this series before attempting South of Surrender.