Review: Oh Michael, how do I love thee badtooshery!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 23, 2013
I was starting to fall in love with Michael Boutilier. Quickly, violently. It was a love that was both armed and dangerous, a ticking time-bomb of destruction that threatened to send my whole world up in flames--and it felt good.MORE!!!!! NOW!!!!!!So, multiple times I had to sit up in bed and fan myself off. It took awhile for that to happen. The book picks up a year after the events of book one. I don't want to spoil it so I will just say that we see a lot of Christina and Michael on their own dealing with their day to day issues. Then they are slammed back together. When is say slammed, I mean it is like a tornado flew through poor Christina's apartment and dropped off the badtooshery that is Michael!Once that hit.I'm just gonna say it eff ME!Michael sure does know how to make a woman squirm. I like to believe that it doesn't bother Christina all that much anymore. I think she's used to it and it makes her life more interesting. I also like to think that the events of book one changed who she was forever. You start to see this amazing evolution in Christina and I don't really think it is a bad thing. Even though she is not as strong as the hired killers that keep uplifting her life--she still has her own awesome badtooshery because she's smart that makes you go--"Ok, that's it, I want to be friends with this chick!"This book didn't hold back on the action, but you get deeper into the minds of the two characters. You see them rather than show them in these horrible situations. You can see how they cope and how they master the lives they are living in.Now I need the next one--looks at watch--come on Nenia MORE NOW PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!