Review: A literary motorcycle - fast, sexy and hot
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
Robertson puts the pedal to the metal in "Finding Willow." The cover of this book is perfect because I feel like I jumped on the back of a motorbike and sped along this literary highway. The story moves fluidly and with such heat from where we left Star in "Hers." The sex is hot and fiery - kudos for some of the most surprising erotica scenes I've read in awhile. While I don't think I got to know Chrome very well, what I appreciated most from "Finding Willow" was getting some back story on Seven, Star and Blue. Their parents lived together, were swingers and neglected their children - finally I have an understanding about why Seven and Star were friends since forever and why their parents are a**holes. Giving me more substance to Seven's story as well as Star's made me one happy camper considering I had so many questions after "Hers." Plot wise, I felt Chrome and Star's romance was a bit instant but I read "Kink the Halls" before this so I may have already been biased. Regardless, the book flew by and while I was a little confused about what on earth Chrome's works as, I was too satisfied to care. "Finding Willow" is fast and dangerous and be warned some people may find the abuse scenes offensive.