Nancy Devault

This was a very enjoyable read. I liked that there was much more interaction amongst the siblings than with the first book. It had a little suspense, comedy, and romance. I look forward to reading the next in the series.

This book evoked an array of emotions. Laughter, sadness, anger, confusion, empathy, angst, joy, love. What a great book. At first I really despised Ashton but eventually I feel totally in love with him. I felt sorry for Conner because he ended up getting the short end of the stick. It was great that the characters from the previous book Ten Tiny Breaths made an appearance in this book. This was a truly enjoyable listen!

I was bored to death! The characters annoyed me to no end. Portrayal of teenagers was a bit overdone. The ending was abrupt.

This was a waste of my time and credit. It was an awful story that in my opinion centered mostly around aunt Doodie. The romance was severely lacking! The narration of Aunt Doodie was utterly annoying making an already crappy story even crappier! Don't waste your credit on this one!

This was an okay story. I think a male narrator should have narrated the male characters however, Natalie did do a good job conveying the feelings and emotions of all the characters.

Absolutely, it is quite entertaining.

I absolutely loved Max and his sexy English accent. I enjoyed this book more than I did Beautiful Bastard.

Emotional, Angsty, Rollercoaster!

Absolutely! I just could not put this down. I lost plenty sleep but it was worth it!

I loved this book! To sum it up, Emmy runs into her dick of a boss, Kyle, at a bar and hook up. And that is where the fun begins! Kyle and Emmy pursue a relationship but Kyle already has a serious girlfriend and can't break up with her. Emmy gets fed up after a while and tries to move on with another hot guy at her office, Luke. He's had the hots for Emmy for a very, very, long time. Emmy loves both men and despite the circumstances she tries to balance both guys for a while and this takes a toll on her. There were some hilarious moments as well as gut wrenching moments. If you love roller coasters, you will love this book!

I'm sorry folks but I just could not finish listening to this book. What I've read so far is totally depressing. I thought this was supposed to be a love story. It's more like a hate story to me. The content included racial slurs, rape scenes, swearing, animal abuse, profanity. There really needed to be lighter and positive moments to balance out the dark and depressing. I just could not take any more mistrust and misery. The narrator did an exceptional job too bad the story itself was awful.

My favorite scene was from the epilogue where Eva is writing Josh a goodbye letter. It brought me to tears!

Overall, this was just an ok listen. I felt Cage was portrayed differently than he was in Because of Low. He seemed to be closer and more caring towards Low in that book than he was with Eva. Once again, Kirby Heyborne did a fabulous job conveying the characters feelings. I adore his voice and Southern accent.

The narrators did a fabulous job narrating this story. I love Kirby's accent but they both did a wonderful job bringing the story to life. I was immediately captivated by Marcus and Low was just such a sweetheart it was hard not to like her. And Cage... Despite his manwhore ways...he really did love Low and was a great friend to Her. I wished I had a friend like him in my life! Great story!

My favorite character in this story was Chyna. Love her loyalty to her best friend Lexi. Despite all the idiotic, stupid things that Lexi does with Jack, Chyna is right there with her to pick up the broken pieces.

This book totally pissed me off, in a good way. Wow, talk about an intense relationship. Geez, I was exhausted by the time I was done with this book. Let's just say that I overused plenty of expletives while reading this book. My god...I really hate Jack! Stupid moron! But Lexi, well she lets him walk all over her! Poor thing, the things people do for love. Overall, this was a very enjoyable book even though it did send my blood pressure thru the roof!