Review: It was okay!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 14, 2013
I really enjoyed the premise of this book, a young woman used to taking care of herself letting go and letting a really awesome guy take care of her. I did like that big misunderstandings were very quickly cured with honesty instead of manufactured drama.  However, certain phrases and situations were a little knock-off of Kristen Ashley's Tack ( Motorcycle Man) and  Tate (Sweet Dreams). Many of the terms used also reminded me quite a bit of her dialogue.By far, the most annoying aspect of this book were repetitive conversations. Over and over Rain would say he'd handle a situation and Tori would suggest letting the police handle it. Rain then explains why he doesn't involve police, 30 to 40 pages later she'd make the same suggestion and he'd give the same answer WORD for WORD.  Tori's traumatic past was the same conversations over and over. This book moved very very slowly and nothing really happened the whole middle of the book. Then a surprise, unimportant villain at the end of the book sort of killed it. The villains for 200+ pages went through numerous iterations of evil guys, sort of bad guys, eye. There were so many changes and inconsistencies.I'd say our main characters were the best part of the book and make it palatable. Tori's love advice is AWESOME, finny and really makes you love her. You like Rain and Tori, you root for them, you just wish they'd come up with something original to say.