Review: Took awhile to get into story
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
And it wasn't the lack of dialog that did it for me. It just moved slow. It was a continuous rehashing of the violence in the first 3/4 of the book. I skipped some parts not because the violence bothered me but because it was like alright I get it. She was kidnapped by these people and it's a horrible existence. Then I skipped a huge part of the book regarding Josh because really once he came into play I was not into reading a whole rehashing of his life, how he came up in the biker club and the whole disintegration of that club because by the last quarter of the book i just didn't care anymore. When Josh and Rose meet up there at the very tippy end of the book I found their interaction impossible. I don't need a whole lot of reality in my books but when a big show is made for pretty much the entire book about how brutalized and dead on the inside she is and then it's it's all like hop into bed like nothing ever happened... That's kind of a big pill for me to swallow. This could have been resolved to a point if less of the book focused on her misery and more of the book dealt with their interactions. I could have bought into it if it wasn't basically "you're rescued and now we're having sex." Plus you know I try to not get hung up on it but realistically diseases and infections y'all. I heard more about dripping body fluids in this book than all the rest of them I've red combined and what disgusting people these were apparently universally with the ladies and mentally I just can't move past that when she's sleeping with someone she actually likes. Like gross he's right where all that nasty was.