Review: Tie me please:)
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 8, 2013
"In Touch Me, you found out some of Kellen's problems and in Tie Me you finally get the rest of the story. Kellen is still in love with his fiancé Sara that has been dead for five years. Now I will tell you that even though Sara has not been in any of the books, I DO NOT like her. She comes off as being a stuffy little witch. Who makes a guy promise things when they know that they are going to die and messes with their head the way that she did.Anyway Kellen goes to the house that he bought for Sara but has never lived in to finally say good-bye to Sara only he is drawn to the house next door and the music that is coming from it. Dawn is a classical composer that is having writes block to a piece that is due the following day. When Kellen shows up soaked and shirtless "YUM" she's afraid at first but decides to let him in.While I was frustrated during parts of this book I was happy with the way that most of the book played out even though the Shibra scene wasn't good as the one in Share Me, it was still hot. I felt that Dawn was perfect for Kellen because she's the complete opposite as Sara in both looks and trying new things.Also in this book is the little harlot Lyndsay from Share Me. She showed up in the last book pregnant and claiming that the baby was Owens. REALLY???? How do you sleep with every single band member on the bus and claim that you just know that it belongs to this one??? I believe that her words were along the lines of, "It just has to be because I hadn't had sex with anyone for weeks before Christmas Eve." UGH what a little tramp. I can't wait to see how that one pans out but I will say that if that baby ends up belonging to any one of the band members I will totally surprised and extremely TICKED OFF. 4 stars"