Not really my brand of fluff. It felt like 2/3ds of the novel was introducing and gushing about characters from the other books in the series, she spent way too much time trying to convince the reader that these guys were SUPER COOL in high school, and every chapter followed the same pattern: start in the middle of some action, go into each character's thoughts about each other, which will alwys be mirror-images of each other's (or just plain identical), then end with a man thinking about how much he wants to bone either the heroine or whichever side character was just introduced. Plot was interesting (if completely ridiculous), but the writing was boring. Tara Janzen has me sucked into her world of black ops, fast cars, and books that tend to make four to five hours disappear all at once. This was a weak installment in many ways - so many holes I could punch through it and a lot of 'give me a break' moments too. The timeline is less than 24hrs, then we jump ahead 5months for the final chapter and a lot is left out in the open/unresolved.You definitely can jump into these at any point - while some of the storylines overlap and characters pop up there's a completeness to each novel which I do apprecaite. While I like the series, and enjoyed my time in this book, it wasn't all that great and I'm not likely to re-read it.
Do You like book Loose And Easy Loose And Easy (2008)?
Absolutely love Johnny Ramos! His and Esme's story was wonderful. One of the best of the series.
—bane
