And since both voices sounded exactly the same, maybe this would have been better told in 3rd person? Anyways, it was still an enjoyable read, but the last quarter or so of the book could have been a little better for me.
I just didn’t really see the purpose in it. Which isn’t that big of a deal, but sometimes it would only be for a couple paragraphs at a time before switching back. One thing that kind of seemed odd to me was that the story was told in alternating 1st person POV and it would sometimes change several times in one chapter. I liked the romance and the characters – though Olivia did annoy me sometimes. Also, I found parts of Kensi’s relationship with her father relatable – I’m always up for seeing cheating, emotionally-abusive men get kicked to the curb. I thought the characters were well developed, though. I shipped the romance, though there were times it didn’t seem all that healthy of a relationship. 3.5 Stars.Ĭute, but super angsty – sometimes a little too over-dramatic. Wild Reckless (Harper Boys #1)by Ginger Scott. It wasn’t bad for a Kindle Unlimited selection. However, the romance was cute and there was some good banter here and there. And the actors seem to get a whole lot of time off? I also HATED her best friend, Gemma. She basically just stands around and watches them film. She was a co-writer on the script, but she’s never consulted or has to do any actual work on the script while she’s there. I also thought it was odd that she was on set of the tv show for the whole shoot. I felt like the characters should have been aged down a lot for that to still have such an impact. But, she still does book signings and takes pictures and gives interviews and no one is supposed to figure it out? I thought what happened to her in high school that makes her refuse to tell people her real name was going to be something really intense, but it was just some poor decisions and a little bullying. The main character published several books under a pen name and she keeps it a secret from her real life friends. I thought the big conflicts in the story were a little unbelievable. Interesting idea, but a little underwhelming. However, if you’re a Romance fan and like slow burn, I still definitely recommend this one. It was also a lot longer than it needed to be. There were several explicit scenes and the end was a cheesefest. However, like the other book I’ve read by this author, once the slow burn developed into the actual relationship, I didn’t enjoy it quite as much. This had a great slow burn romance that I loved. Reviewing the Unreviewed is my monthly post where I share my few thoughts on all the books I didn’t formally review.
Some I just wasn’t feeling it on whatever particular day I finished.
I read a lot of books that I don’t end up reviewing for whatever reason.
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