Review: Very confused... Did I like it?
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 3, 2014
Spoilers**I'm sort of confused as to how I feel about the book.  I mean, it wasn't the worst book I've ever read, but it certainly wasn't the best either.  Not by a long shot.Some of the issues I had with the book was that it was very rushed at some points of the book which seemed very important in terms of story line and character growth.  For example, when Faye breaks up with Eric and goes out on the town only 2 days later and meets up with Dex. Another example: Faye getting pregnant. It happened so quickly, and while it wasn't really all that surprising, these pivotal developments in someones life just get glossed over at times.Another thing that has stopped me from giving this more stars is that the supporting characters were very 1 dimensional.  The had no character growth or anything else that made me interested in learning about them further.  For instance, Arrow.  I am really confused.  Am I supposed to like this guy or what?  Because one minute, he's charming and funny and the next he's man handling women and calling Faye a Bitch.  And not in good fun either.  Or Tracker, what's up with him?  I get the feeling that he was supposed to by vying for Faye's attentions, or have feelings for her, but it was never delved into any further beyond a kiss and then a fight with Dex. The character development as all very strange.I feel like this book was stuck somewhere in between genre's.  I generally never tend to read gang/motorcycle club books as the lifestyle and settings of the book often involve story lines that aren't my cup of tea.  Most often women being raped, beaten or abused in someway shape or form.  But this book was almost to sweet to fit into that category.  It was like it was trying to tilt that way but it was an awkward cross between comedy/romance/crime/violence/suspense.  Very strange.And lastly, I couldn't quite understand Faye's character.  She was such a contradiction?  She was young and smart, studying to become a lawyer and had big plans for her future.  But then, she gets knocked up and decides to stay with a criminal and surround herself (and that of her unborn child) in a world of violence, death and destruction.  This made no sense to me AT ALL.I don't know.  The book had it's merits, but some things have really left me wanting.  It was a decent enough read, but I definitely won't be reading any more if it become a series.