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I don't get the hype...The writing is Kristen's style, great alpha males and interesting, sassy women, with immediate attraction. When I say immediate, I mean Hank lays his eyes on Roxie and knows she is it...he's taking her out, sleeping with her and moving her into his house in two weeks. Not to mention laying his life on the line for all her drama, but the books just don't deliver.

I don't have a problem with a fast moving plot or a premise that is less than realistic. I think where the book loses me is in the development of the series. I literally felt like from book 2 on felt interchangeable and certainly not something I would re-read. They aren't terrible, I just don't think they are as good as some of the other series. I'm glad I saved these for last, if I had read them first I don't think I would have gone any further with Kristen's books.

I respect the time, thought and energy a writer puts into their books. I cannot imagine the time spent on storyline, character development and voice. I have re-read Motorcycle Man more than once and love the Colorado series. Not to say there isn't some reptative vehicles (kidnapping) in that series, but I adore the characters and the story lines. That is one steamy series that grabs ahold of you!


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Rock Chick Redemption Kristen Ashley 9781453720691 Books Reviews

I laughed, I cried (on the train...avoiding eye contact with fellow passengers) and I loved every minute of it. Is it freaky that my two favourite parts are -

1. When she is at her worst and needs saving. That it's Vance (who saves her) may have something to do with it. He's all hot, intense and thoughtful.

2. When Hank loses it and yells at her for putting her life in danger. The fact that she stepped in front of danger to protect him and her loved ones made it even more epic in my mind.

I think it's the emotions portrayed that made them my favourite parts.

Even though Roxie feels so bad about herself (at that particular moment), seeing the care and protection she received made me feel tight in my chest. If I was in the same situation, I would want someone looking out for me when I'm at my worst.

Hank's reaction to screaming at Roxie seemed very real. I loved that someone so "in control" lost it so epically. I know that I'm guilty of screaming at my kids when they risk their health and wellbeing. I want my kids to be happy and safe at all times and I think this was why Hank yelled.

Hank is the serious one in the group. He seems to watch everything going on around him and observe the proceedings. When it's needed, he says what needs to be said. Sometimes, even he can't control his actions and reactions. I would have loved to be a fly on the wall when he lost it. I'm pretty sure he would be EXTREMELY passionate.

Roxie's love for fashion and dressing up I can totally relate to. Her need to always present herself in the best light is something I (try to) do as well. I can't remember the last time I left my house without lipstick on and my hair not done.

Honestly, I do struggle a little with the way the Rock Chicks push away their men...for their man's benefit. Hello...if the hot bunch guy is up for the challenge, go with the flow.

Rock Chick Redemption is about finding the love of your life and finding the person who will put up with you through the good and the bad. No love is perfect and nobody is perfect.

As per usual...the Rock Chick gang makes Rock Chick Redemption fun and interesting. I want my own Rock Chick gang...and a Hot Bunch too.

For some reason, the odd numbers in this series are my favourite. (Rubbing my hands together in delight) Luke and Ava are up next.
Ok, so all great things have to come to an end, right? I really wanted to love this book but I just couldn't. It's not that I did not like it, I just did not love it. This book is too much like the second one involving Jet and Eddie. After a while, the complaining, scared female characters get a little boring and very predictable. My issue with this book is that it is really too much like the second one. I also take issue that the Nightingale investigators/posse are attracted to the female characters because it makes me feel like they are not as valued as say the main primary cast. But I'm very excited to read the next book since that same posse of Ben will get their own lead roles. Overall I would say out of the three books, this is the one I liked the least. But it's sort of a necessary evil (evil is too strong a word but I did not have a substitute) since you have to read this one prior to moving to the fourth book.
I don't get the hype...The writing is Kristen's style, great alpha males and interesting, sassy women, with immediate attraction. When I say immediate, I mean Hank lays his eyes on Roxie and knows she is it...he's taking her out, sleeping with her and moving her into his house in two weeks. Not to mention laying his life on the line for all her drama, but the books just don't deliver.

I don't have a problem with a fast moving plot or a premise that is less than realistic. I think where the book loses me is in the development of the series. I literally felt like from book 2 on felt interchangeable and certainly not something I would re-read. They aren't terrible, I just don't think they are as good as some of the other series. I'm glad I saved these for last, if I had read them first I don't think I would have gone any further with Kristen's books.

I respect the time, thought and energy a writer puts into their books. I cannot imagine the time spent on storyline, character development and voice. I have re-read Motorcycle Man more than once and love the Colorado series. Not to say there isn't some reptative vehicles (kidnapping) in that series, but I adore the characters and the story lines. That is one steamy series that grabs ahold of you!