Review: Okay Book
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2014
I usually love sci-fi romance books but Dangerously Hers just turned out o.k. The heroine - Jess - was a bit annoying. She seemed a bit immature most times, especially when she first met Rasha, trying to constantly incite his anger due to insecurity issues and probably awkwardness over meeting strangers for the very first time. This occurred before she even knew he was her boss. She was also always trying to run away from her attraction to Rasha and not trying to fight Marcie, his obsessive past lover, for him. What really got me was that there wasn't a whole lot of action (i.e. battle scenes, etc.) in the book which was disappointing.Positive points: the camaraderie between Jess and her friends, including another rape survivor, was endearing. There was also a bit of humor in the book, including entertaining scenes between her and Queen Sa'Mys, the wife of a friend of hers. It was well-known among their circles that they had mutual animosity between them. In addition, the endearing scene in the beginning of the book when Jess and her dad got captured was heartbreaking but riveting at the same time. Overall, the book was o.k., good for slow days at home or at work.