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01.06.14 Only read Believe in me by J. Lynn. 4 stars. Male POV. Love Ollie*-*
This anthology was a hit or miss for me. Some of the stories were engaging and enjoyable, such as one of the first stories, Daylight, a very sweet romance. I mostly read the book for J. Lynn's story, Believe in Me. I liked it, but wanted more of a story for Ollie. This is definitely one to give a try. There is something in here for everyone.
I read only J. Lynn's story from her Wait for You series. To be honest, I think Ollie and Brit could (and should) have had a full novella. A book would have made it too dramatic, but some more chapters would have made it much better and less abrupt.
Just finished Cole Gibsen's "Once Bitten" - honestly, it wasn't that good. Probably the first dud of this respective collection for me. Avery and Tanner are former romantic interests who unite to find a missing kid, and it feels like their search is deprioritized against their reunion drama. Not just cheesy pick up lines and cliched elements, but risky situations and unrealistic consequences. 1 or 1.5 stars.
Moving on.
Look you guys, you're looking for a missing kid. No one has time for this lovey-dovey B.S. Focus on the task at hand. Avery, don't let the dog do all the work. Tanner, stop calling the heroine by her pet name ("Cricket" - because these NA stories always have odd pet names for the heroine), and apologize for all your wrongdoings later. This is not a good time.
Priorities man, priorities. *sighs*
