Review: I don't feel either POV helped out either man. I was left disappointed at the end.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 19, 2013
Avoiding Decisions is a short, very short novella into the mind of the two boys we love or we hate. Okay even despise; Jack and Ramsey. I knew going in the novella would be short and finished it within 45 minutes. It was only 99 cents and picked up my copy immediately after it went live on Amazon. I am on Team Jack and want this crazy bastard to redeem himself and finally be the man I know he is. I couldn’t wait to read about the moments he first met Lexi and what he was actually FEELING! He hides his feelings the entire series.I’ve never read anything from Jack’s POV and it was great. It’s really the moments Jack and Lexi start to hang out even though he has a girlfriend. They definitely cross lines and but it was sweet and innocent for the most part. We get a very short insight on what about Lexi scares him the most at the end of his POV and I think it sums up their entire relationship. As for Ramsey, I like Ramsey too… he is just not for Lexi. I was disappointed with his POV because I read it before. It was FREE once before on the authors blog. I was hoping it would have been more to it.I do not feel either POV helped out either man. Both men have issues that Lexi must break down whether it’s running from feelings or an ex girlfriend. It was nice to get into their heads for a bit but I would really have loved the opportunity to get into Jack’s mind sometime more currently like in the last book Avoiding Responsibility or at the end of Avoiding Commitment.Best part was we got a sneak peak at Chapter one of Avoiding Temptation!!! I can’t wait for December 10! I plan on taking the day off so I can stay up and read all night! #TeamJack!This was okay. I didn’t feel like I gained anything from reading it, which I was disappointed in. I give Avoiding Decisions 3 Stars.