Review: Great ending to a great series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2014
This book is starts near the beginning of Fully Automatic and is told from Brad's point of view. If it wasn't for Brad's dedication to their success, I don't think the band would have achieved the success that they did.I have to admit to not being a huge Brad fan when I read Bullet. I kept hoping that Ethan would overcome all his issues and they would have their HEA. I was actually ticked that Val ran to Brad after Ethan assulted her in his drug induced/drunken rage. And then Brad gave up his relationship to be there for her. GRRR!I think Ethan and Val not getting their HEA bothered me. It was one of the few books I have read where the main characters didn't end up with their HEA. Bullet is one of those books I kept thinking about many days (even weeks) after reading it.After reading this one though, I'm glad Ethan and Val didn't get their HEA. Brad deserves her and so much more. He sat back and waited patiently for Val to come to him. He told her how he felt and that he was willing to wait for her.  I felt the heartache right along with him throughout the book. It took a lot of strength and character to be the better person and just be patient.The only thing I wanted to do was smack Val. Knowing where Ethan was headed, I couldn't understand why she put up with him for so long. He did nothing but hurt her. Why would you do that when you knew there was someone else out there for you? I just don't get it.  Reminds me of "Say Something" by A Great Big World and Christine Aguilera.I was provided and ARC as part of a blog tour in exchange for an honest review.