Review: Ignore Editing Issues...Story Is Worth It!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2014
Let me start by saying that I liked Book #1, Trust Me. But in my opinion, Forgive Me (Book #2) was even better! The author warns that Forgive Me has editing issues and offers her book at a deep discount to make up for it. Despite the grammar mistakes and choppy sentence structures, I was able to look beyond these errors and still enjoyed this tale immensely.In Forgive Me, Shamus and Cass's story was front and center. Their story was gritty and intense, and they had many obstacles and secrets to overcome. Cass's past pain and abuse kept me on edge, but I was touched by the emotional kaleidoscope that weaved throughout the novel.The best thing about this series was the cast of characters. The Thick as Thieves (TAT) band members, and their women, were such a tight knit group. They've formed a close bond and seemed like family, which results in a lot of drama (and some humor too).Just so you know...this is not your typical rock series. These books focus more on the relationship between the H/h and the interconnection between friends. By the time you're done reading both books, you'll feel like they had a profound impact on you. Forgive Me doesn't have a cliffhanger, but the ending is explosive and powerful! I can't wait for more about Noah Beckett in Book #3!My Rating:I didn't deduct for poor editing. For only 99, this story deserves 5 Stars!