It's hard to rate this book, the prose is juvenile and overly sarcastic to the extreme and the pacing is really bad but buried underneath it all there is a story. An it is and intriguing story that made me read to the very end, however I must admit to having skim a few chapters. Jones isn't really bringing anything new to the table with this series, most of it is cliche and predictable. I can't say I loved it but I also can't say I hate it because I enjoyed some aspects of it.The ending was good but mainly because Reyes is the most interesting character and his relationship with Charley, while filled with insta-love and silence, is the most interesting part of the story. I am still thinking about continuing with this series. The prose would have to seriously improve and so would the execution of the story.
Princess Eva Rose
Special Princess, avid reader, fear reviewer and lover of romantic story arcs.
It's hard to rate this book, the prose is juvenile and overly sarcastic to the extreme and the pacing is really bad but buried underneath it all there is a story. An it is and intriguing story that made me read to the very end, however I must admit to having skim a few chapters. Jones isn't really bringing anything new to the table with this series, most of it is cliche and predictable. I can't say I loved it but I also can't say I hate it because I enjoyed some aspects of it.The ending was good but mainly because Reyes is the most interesting character and his relationship with Charley, while filled with insta-love and silence, is the most interesting part of the story. I am still thinking about continuing with this series. The prose would have to seriously improve and so would the execution of the story.
