Review: Just...okay.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
If you like pronouns, this isn't the book, or author for that matter, for you.Typical Kristen Ashley.  At this point it's like reading the same book with different names.She has found a formula, it works for her, so she is working it into the ground.I did not like either character until the 70% mark.  I  found myself periodically rooting for them to fail  as a couple.Then, finally, the story took a turn for the better.  LOGIC and RATIONAL THINKING came in to play.Alas, still no pronouns.  I get that these characters are supposed to be simple, salt of the earth people, but in trying to portray this, KA has them sounding like cavemen-toddlers.  I am from the South, we set the standard for simple speech.  However, in all my years of drawlin' and simplifying, the only people I have encountered who speak like the characters in KA's novels are either mentally deficient or, as I said before, toddlers.The same phrases were thrown around, the characters made dumb choices, said dumb things... etc...That said, I can't stop reading KA 's novels. Or as [insert male character's name- they are all the same] would say,  "Can't stop readin' KA's novels, darlin'.  Gonna buy the next.  Need to quit wastin' cash.  Get an Amazon account, gonna get hooked, too.  I think you get me.  Yeah, you get me."  Ad nauseum.So read, or don't.  But you have been thoroughly warned.  You get me? Yeah, you get me.  Gonna leave it at that.