Review: Star grew on me a little
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2014
Here’s the thing. After reading Hers, I was not a fan of the character, Star. AT. ALL. So I was really on the fence about reading Finding Willow. I mean, I knew it would be well written since Dawn wrote it, but I couldn’t see Star redeeming herself in my eyes. And I really want to root for my heroines when I read, you know? But with the fourth book in the Hers series releasing soon, I knew I had to read Finding Willow and Kink the Halls before This Girl Stripped comes out or I would be all kinds of lost. Or Dawn may send a herd of My Little Ponies to kick my a$$. Same difference.So, I sucked it up and sat down to “just get through” Star’s story. Well, Star took me for a ride and my heart broke and cried for her. What a truly s***ty childhood and life this poor girl has had. No wonder she is such a mess! I DEVOURED Finding Willow and then moved right to Kink the Halls, which is a Hers series Christmas novella. No joke. I read both in less than 3 hours with interruptions (damn family) and I am so glad that I finally read them! Star is still a piece of work, but I understand her now and watching her find her happily ever after was its own kind of reward. I was rooting for Star just pages into Finding Willow. And Chrome is- well, he’s a biker with a soft heart and he’s hot- need I say more?