Review: I'm dizzy from spinning in circles
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2014
So I just spent the better part of the week reading Ignite and Burn back to back, and while I loved Ignite, I thought Burn was unnecessary.  What drew me in with Ignite was the chemistry and history between Sara and Jaxson.  Although it was a bit angsty and gritty, it was a true love story. Burn veered off in a totally different direction and then it seemed like the author ran out of story, yet wanted to lengthen the book, so she had the characters go back and forth through the same conflicts over and over again. Sara and Jaxson love each other, they hate each other, they love each other, they hate each other.  Sara wants Remy, she doesn't want him, she wants him, she doesn't want him. It was exhausting!!  I read Burn in 2 days but it honestly felt like it took so much longer. I found myself losing interest in this story and just trudging through the book to finish it.  There were a lot of holes in the plot and none of the secondary characters were developed very well. I  wish I could give Burn a higher rating, but 3 stars is all I can muster. Also, like Ignite, this book was filled with tons of errors--not just spelling and grammatical errors, but actual misuse of words.  If you are not certain what a word means, you should either look it up or pick a different word. It is really distracting to the reader and takes away from an author's credibility when they don't have a good grasp of the English language.