K. C. Lynn

After an intense friendship, Jaxson joins the navy in order to avoid anything from happening with Julia. However, when he returns a few years later, he's willing to fight for her.

Fighting Temptation

Fighting temptation

Samantha Emery

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★Book Basics★ 


  Genre
: - YA/NA Cont. Romance 

  Series
: - 1st in series

  Love triangle?
 - (view spoiler)[No (hide spoiler)]

  Cheating?
 - (view spoiler)[No (hide spoiler)]

  HEA? -
 (view spoiler)[Yes (hide spoiler)]

  Would I read more by this author/or in this series? 
- Yes

  Rating 
- 3 stars

★Review★

So, I am struggling with how to actually rate this book.

The heroine was a bit whiny and seemed to either cry or giggle most of her way through the book. 
She pushes for stuff that the hero has made it obvious he cannot give, then gets upset and sulky when he cannot give it. Puts herself in stupid situations, like going out with someone who has proven to be a knob, gets told he is more of a knob than she thought, a dangerous ex GF assaulting knob, has said knob acting in a way that makes her nervous so ofc, when her friends offer to take her home after her date with the knob, she declines as she is sulking about stuff with the hero, who is also in the group of friends, so goes off alone with the knob who proves he is the King of Knobs.

The hero, a typical "I am too damaged, I don't know how to love blah blah blah" hero who keeps pushing the heroine away while his dick disobeys him by constantly pointing toward the heroine like some kind of meaty dowsing rod.

If something could go wrong for the H/h in this book, it did.

 

 

BUT I finished it and did sort of enjoy it, even though , for me the H/h were very immature and not at all acting like 24/26 year old, one who has been in the Navy and one a supposed qualified teacher.

And I am interested in Sawyer and especially Cade so shall be carrying on, since I got the series in a bargainous box set!

Fighting Temptation

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