Review: Give Me Ink Any Day
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2013
A special thanks to Elle Aycart for providing this book.For more of this review and others vist:[...]SYNOPSIS:This little love story of James and Tate is totally intense from beginning to end. In short, it's a story about heartbreak, trust and loss. Their journey is one of learning how to love without boundaries and judgment.When Tate decides it's time to leave Boston and go down to Eternal Sun Resort in Florida to check on her mom, she most definitely didn't have men on her mind. In the middle of mourning the unexpected death of her father and brother, she's been thrown full force into the family restaurant business, watching over her mom and making sure her older sister is dealing. Of course the last thing she ever expected was for her longtime boyfriend to breakup with her right after the accident. So when Tate meets SEX-ON-A-STICK, James Bowen, covered in bad-boy tattoos and his perfect jeans, her world is turned on its axis.James Bowen may look like a bad-boy from afar, but when Tate crosses his line of vision he's determined to show her that he's different. James can't ignore the chemistry that he and Tate share and he's willing to push aside his uneasiness to have a `FUN FLING' with Tate for the weekend. When one night of HOT & STEAMY sex leaves both Tate and James breathless, Tate's instinct for (FIGHT OR FLIGHT) or in this case (FLING OR FLIGHT) kicks in she splits town for Boston.But James won't let Tate get away that easily. Once he's back in Boston he makes it his goal to submerge himself into Tate's life, leaving no room for her to deny that the connection they have is so much more than physical. James challenges Tate to drop the bigotry act, let her walls down and get over her own accept him into her life for good.This story is jammed packed with HOT SEX, tearful moments, and stalkers. WOW!!The Best Thing:WOW can Elle write a love/sex scene. I absolutely love reading about Tate and James; their awesome chemistry and how they fell for one another. I really like how realistic the issues in this story are and I appreciate how Elle's characters reflected how most people deal with major issues if they don't have a support systems.The Worst Thing:I really didn't like Aiden as a character. I understand he was suppose to be the ex-fiancé that disappeared when Tate needed him most, however his reappearance confused me. I wish it was explained a little clearer as to why he did the things he did. (Which I won't get into because I don't want to spill the beans) I couldn't fully dislike him like I wanted to.