Review: Liked it, but didn't love it...here's why:
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2013
3.75 starsRiley has always had a plan for how her life will go.  Finish college, go into the perfect grad school, great career and have the perfect guy.  When the perfect guy abruptly dumps her, she finds herself drunk and in the arms of the guy who to her is as far away from perfect as she can get.Garrett is the guitarist in a band.  He has always had his eye on Riley but she has never given him the time of day.  When she gets drunk and ends up in his bed, Garrett is determined to do everything in his power to keep her there.Riley and Garrett couldn't be more opposite but they can't help the way they feel for each other.  Can Riley change her mind about what she has always wanted and let Garrett into her heart and her life or is going to move on with her life and always wonder what if?"We've  found something in each other that we want.  Hell if I understand why.  Out of all the fish in the sea, I had to hook you.  One giant, snarly tooth piranha ready to bite my fingers off. - GarrettThere were parts of this story that I really liked, Garrett!  He is awesome...some of the things that he says, swoon!  **My heart isn't strong enough to survive you Riley.  You won't just bend it, you have the power to shatter it to pieces.**I also really liked getting to see Jordan and Masie from Bad Rep show up in this book and see more of their story.  Riley however, really got on my nerves at times.  The story is told entirely from her POV and at times it was quite painful to be in her head.My thoughts:Character development: 3.5Level of Romance between characters: 4Passion/Heat level: 4 (chemistry between these two is off the charts from the first chapter.  When they aren't fighting and give in, it is hot!)Angst/Heartbreak: 4 (these two...they were killing me.  So stubborn the both of them!)Cliffhanger?:  No, their story is wrapped up by the end but the author does leave the door open for other books with other members of the band.Overall, I liked it but I didn't love it.  Riley was just too much of a bi@$h for me at times.  It was a good read though so I would still recommend it.