Review: Very dramatic
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 9, 2014
The book started out really interesting with Ava being this somewhat shy person when it comes to having other men noticing her. She has a hidden past that the details aren't clear of until later, but it's obvious something about it keeps her from wanting to be involved with men, until Mason. Their slow build relationship despite the immediate connection was fun to watch evolve and once they become a couple, they were pretty combustible. However, there was a lot of hot and cold between them, constant drama and angry fights about each other's lack trust and being in danger and other stressful situations. Mason has quite a temper and is moody but also very protective of Ava. As for Ava, she reminded me a lot of Olivia with her shifts in behavior stemming from her history, which turns out to be awful by the way. The middle of the book was less compelling than the beginning and then a character named Kade comes into the picture and the last third of the book suddenly had my full attention again. I don't know why, but I really, really liked Kade a lot, almost more than Mason even though Mason and Ava are linked soulmates. Ava is also in danger, much like Olivia was, and while Ava is a fighter, it's not enough for Mason to feel that she is safe and the turbulence between them continues. They both make big mistakes but they also need each other. Things pretty much end with a bang and an ache to lead into the next book.