Review: Interesting story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
Jayne and Flynn were so similar to each other but also lived such different lives. Jayne is one of those unapologetic girls who knows where all her strengths are and uses them like an expert poker player, which is fitting because both she and Flynn can play games with the best of them. They knew each other before they actually met in person. The initial cat and mouse exchange between Jayne and Flynn was at odds with their natural chemistry, but because it's new to both of them, they aren't exactly sure of how to navigate it. Not to mention the dilemma Jayne is in trying to make money to pay for her dad's ransom so she couldn't let herself be distracted.  Flynn came off as this rich and spoiled playboy who jumps from one hot toy to the next, but he actually had a gentlemanly side to him that was very genuine. As with any high stakes games, there are deceptions and losses, and Jayne ultimately has the most to lose. I could see all the different angles of the situation and there was no part of it without some casualty. I admired Jayne's strength, but like a lot of heroines, she's a runner who departs from facing the problem directly because there is real danger and also the shattering of her heart. I'm hoping she can remedy that situation in the next book because she does deserve a normal life like she craves.