Eh, I'll completely forget this book in a couple of months. Heroine was a lost puppy and OF COURSE the hero was an uber manwhore. Seriously, get some Eh, I'll completely forget this book in a couple of months. Heroine was a lost puppy and OF COURSE the hero was an uber manwhore. Seriously, get some new character traits. I didn't even bother to read the last 2 chapters. ...more
The heroine was a complete moron and might as well have been a virgin. The hero was a manwhore to the tenth degree. I wanted to smack both characters The heroine was a complete moron and might as well have been a virgin. The hero was a manwhore to the tenth degree. I wanted to smack both characters AND the author because the decision making was all over the place. The heroine had no back bone and the hero was a piece of crap. 90% finished and he's like "oh maybe she's my mate because i miss her? I still don't know!"
OH AND THERE WERE ZERO FUCKING WOLVES IN THIS BOOK!!! Its a shifter book and there were no wolf transformations or anything. All you get is inner monologue from the hero and heroine that their 'inner wolf' sensed something. Makes zero sense to me. ...more
Personal opinion: Ruby Dixon needs to move on from this series. It's getting infuriating having to read about the "cootie" for 25+ books. EVERY BOOK iPersonal opinion: Ruby Dixon needs to move on from this series. It's getting infuriating having to read about the "cootie" for 25+ books. EVERY BOOK is the same exact plot. EVERY BOOK you have to painstakingly wait for the heroine to get her shit together and accept her situation and the hero's love- and the heroine is usually insufferable and annoying. This is a "spin off" of the same series but you still have to go through chapters and chapters of the new heroines thought process. It honestly makes me want to pull my hair out. ...more
I didn’t like it. There was something about the dialogue that was really throwing me off. I felt like they were talking in circles and nothing productI didn’t like it. There was something about the dialogue that was really throwing me off. I felt like they were talking in circles and nothing productive was said or done when the time came down to it. Also I could not stop cringing at the words “tummy tuck� and “mommy makeover.� ...more
There's just something about this series that I done like.... it's like each book has so many new paranormal rules and it's hard to keep track. There's just something about this series that I done like.... it's like each book has so many new paranormal rules and it's hard to keep track. ...more
Eh it was all right. The lust fog was strong with this one. I don't wanna read 3 straight paragraphs about the heroines hard nipples or the heros wienEh it was all right. The lust fog was strong with this one. I don't wanna read 3 straight paragraphs about the heroines hard nipples or the heros wiener. Thankfully little to no OW/OM drama. ...more
Did not sign up for a master/slave BDSM book-- can't stand this type of book anymore so my bad for thinking it was something else. "It's not you, its Did not sign up for a master/slave BDSM book-- can't stand this type of book anymore so my bad for thinking it was something else. "It's not you, its me."...more
Another fantastic Cynthia Eden book. Only got 4 stars because the heroine drove me up the wall! She acted like a martyr every single second of the booAnother fantastic Cynthia Eden book. Only got 4 stars because the heroine drove me up the wall! She acted like a martyr every single second of the book....more
Yet another shit-tastic heroine. For the love of good, can one heroine in this series not be stupid? Would it kill the author to write a heroine who wYet another shit-tastic heroine. For the love of good, can one heroine in this series not be stupid? Would it kill the author to write a heroine who wants to be with the hero? ...more
Somewhere around 2-3 stars...? For me, this book didn't work on so many levels. The heroine made me nauseous most of the time. One of my biggest pet peSomewhere around 2-3 stars...? For me, this book didn't work on so many levels. The heroine made me nauseous most of the time. One of my biggest pet peeves is when characters say specific names too much. Over and over again "Rabbit! Rabbit! Rabbit! Dolly! Dolly! Dolly!" I GET IT! THATS WHAT YOUR NAMES ARE!! It's so annoying and it makes the writing choppy.
The book was too fucked up and it made me sick to my stomach. There was nothing romantic about it for me.
Also every time, (and there were a FUCK TON OF TIMES), Dolly said "Silly Rabbit," my mind thought "Silly Rabbit, trixs are for kids!" which took me out of the book and just made everything seem ridiculous. ...more
Normally I can read a book and not care if its OTT dramatic and unrealistic, but the premise of this book was*facepalm* what did I just read. DNF @35%
Normally I can read a book and not care if its OTT dramatic and unrealistic, but the premise of this book was just stupid.
The author has no idea what she's writing about. Willow Winters needs to do more homework. Our hero is a weed dealer and the heroine breaks it off with him because she doesn't want to get involved with that. Simple enough right? But the author writes the story as if the hero deals meth, heroin or cocaine, ya know, real drugs . Which he doesn't, he states enough times that he only deals and smokes weed. Smoking pot is no longer a taboo subject and really, who gives a crap if anyone smokes it? To me, smoking pot is like getting a drink at a bar with some friends- its normal. Not to mention that its being legalized everywhere. (I realize this isn't everyones opinion, but marijuana is harmless so get over it.)
Back to my point-- all of a sudden the hero tells the heroine he's killed people because 'they want what he has'. Has the author ever even met a pot smoker?? Pot smokers are the chillest people on planet earth who like to eat Doritos when they get high-- not exactly killing machines.
Basically the author wanted to write a bad boy drug dealer but doesn't know how. ...more
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