Review: Not my kind of heroine
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2014
(originally posted on my GR account)2.5The second book in the Wilde Security series had a promising start. Camden and Eva's friendship was believable as well as the sexual tension between them and the fact that there was more than friendship-feelings between them. They made me laugh and I enjoyed a lot their interactions BUT as the story progressed, their relationship began crumbling down because the heroine (Eva) bothered me so much.She was with Cam and yet she was thinking on her ex constantly. I didn't feel she really wanted Cam as more than friends. She could say it but she didn't show it.Stealing Cam's brother's quote:"Cam's always right there when you need him, even if that means leaving his own brother's wedding. You tell him to jump, and he'll reach for the moon. He's put his whole goddamn life on hold for you. What have you done for him besides give him a few good lays?"As a reader, I felt she was cheating on Cam, who gave her everything and didn't receive much in return imo.I think if there hadn't been so much indecision from Eva, I would've loved this story. She's not the kind of heroines I like reading because they remind me of love triangles and I HATE LOVE TRIANGLES.Cam was amazing and he deserved better. He along with his brothers were the reason I liked the book, especially that moment when Jude was back from the honeymoon.