Review: It's settled...I'm moving to Colorado...and Tate, Chace, and Deck better be there!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2014
Let me just keep it real for a minute...Kristen Ashley is going to get me pregnant. I have gone through most of this woman's series, and these books keep getting hotter an hotter. After I read these loves scenes, it is a must that I jump my husband. I think I have enjoyed "The Colorado Mountain Series" more than "The Rock Chick Series," "The Dream Man Series," "The Chaos Series," and "The Unfinished Hero Series," and all of those were equally as impressive. Her alpha males are raw, raunchy, real, and I can hear their voices while I'm reading the pages. Her descriptions are flawless. Don't get me wrong, the writing is not perfect, but I am from the South, so I certainly enjoy a lot of the dialogue/accents of the characters. Furthermore, I am so glad Jacob Decker (Deck) got his own book, and he closed the show. This is one author that I find myself never wanting her books to end, just keep them coming, and I will devour all of them. Don't get me wrong, I can see where her male characters are all pretty similar. I don't disagree with that because I couldn't help but notice that Mitch Lawson is another version of Hank Nightingale, and both of them are spin-offs of Chace Keaton. Just like Tate Jackson is another Sampson Cooper from "Heaven and Hell" (which was not in a series by the way) with a few changes made. Tack Allen is also similar to Tate Jackson. Raiden Miller is mixture of Tate Jackson, Sampson Cooper, and Hawk Delgado. Knight Sebring is another version of Tack Allen and Parker "Shy" Cage. Hawk Delgado is just another mixture of Lee Nightingale, Eddie and Hector Chavez, and Lorenzo "Ren" Zano. The same could be said about Ty Walker from this series being another spin-off of Sampson Cooper as well. Therefore, Luke Stark reminds me of Jacob Decker. My point? As a faithful K.A. fan I really don't care because her stories rock, either way. I love how all her characters are intertwined and at some point they all cross paths during her stories. That takes some cohesive, brilliant, writing skills to accomplish that.Honestly, not really sure how I felt about Emme because she kind of broke the unwritten rule of the unofficial "girl code" of conduct which prohibits any type of relations with your friend's current man, past man, or present man. I know sometimes it's hard, but these men are supposed to be off limits. Don't get me wrong, Jacob was hot, and when they got together it was hot, but that still doesn't suggest she didn't break the code. Just sayin...