Review: 3.5 stars... Great Heroine!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
I really loved Ivy in this book. The author did a great job of building a character in her. Unfortunately, everything else kind of suffered in comparison. We follow Ivy's POV as she starts a friendly rivalry at the local MC club and gets a crush on a newcomer, Theo. Bad things happen, s*** goes down, and just when it seems like Ivy is lost for good, she gets her happy ending.So we know Ivy really well, but not really anything else. The MC and the men in it are kind of skimmed over. Theo is an enigma. He's hot, he likes music, and he's dominant in bed. Oh, and for some reason, he really likes Ivy. We just don't get enough time or information to really feel their bond build. I felt that the romance was not very strong in this book and was actually quite forgettable. The stakes were ridiculously high, but only for Ivy. Theo was just kind of in the background, ready to save our damsel in distress when needed. I just wasn't really invested in their relationship, although the sex was hot. This book would have really benefited from multiple POVs.So I'm kind of torn about this book. It's kind of more women's fiction than romance... although there is graphic content, of course. I don't know. I probably wouldn't read it again, but Ivy's story will stick with me and I'll remember the character. So that means, for me, Devil's Girl is better than 3 stars, but not quite a 4.I'd definitely look for more from this author though!