Review: Not KA's Best Work
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2013
I start every Kristen Ashley book with ridiculously high hopes for an awesome read. Unfortunately Lucky Stars fell short for me. Probably closer to a 2.5 star rating but I'm bumping it up because I loved the Scottish ghost hunters (The McPhearson!) and am hoping there's a Lochlan book at some point.From the beginning I had a difficult time getting into the story and that didn't really change until about 70% into the book. By that point I continued reading it just for the sake of being done. I didn't relate to Belle, the heroine, but I like the fact she wasn't written like most of KA's other ladys. She was shy and reserved, which might just be a first for KA, and she stayed true to character throughout the book. James unfortunately reminded me too much of most of the other heros in this series. Rich, British, alpha while still remaining refined, has a family member that hates the h and h must endure being around that family member, lives in a big ol' castle that the h is forced to share due to his alpha-ness. Not much new here. In fact most of this book reminded me too much of other books in the series to the point of being a distraction. I kept thinking "didn't I read that in Sommersgate House or Penmort Castle?"While not my favorite KA by a long shot, I'd recomend this book to those that really love the Ghosts and Reincarnation series and don't mind a little more of the same.