Review: Emme and Tom have a happily ever after or so you assume
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 20, 2014
I had a hard time getting into this book.  I had to keep picking it up and putting it down.  It just did not grab my attention.  This is the story of Tom and Emme.  Tom is stuck with running his father’s bar when he passed away.  He also took on the responsibility of caring for his alcoholic sister, who seemed to frequently find herself in trouble.  One night, Emme sings in Tom’s bar.  He is entranced by her.  Emme offers him a chance to tour with her band and because is true passion is music he jumps on this opportunity.  He figures it’s time his sister starts learning to take care of herself.  I did not feel the story and characters were well development.  I could not feel the chemistry or connection between the two.  In the bedroom, Emme is the dominant one.  However outside the bedroom she is weak.  She lets folks walk all over her.  She should bring some of her dominant personality from the bedroom and apply it to her life.  She needs to learn to stand up for herself, quit letting people walk all over her and blame her for things that happen.  While I don’t mind the male being submissive, Tom seemed wimpy and too much of a pushover.  I think if Tom had been just a little bit more of an alpha male I could have gotten into it a little more.  I didn’t think there was a complete ending. Don’t get me wrong, Emme and Tom have a happily ever after or so you assume.  It would have been nice to have a little more concise ending.