Thursday, June 18, 2015
As your bright and tiny spark Lights the traveller in the dark, Though I know not what you are, Twinkle, twinkle, little star.
Do they do anything about it? Nope, Lucky has a boyfriend and it's just not her thing.
But ooohhh are they attacked to each other.
Now we have Dylan Rider, the lead singer of Easy Ryder, Lucky's boyfriend and the love of her life since she's 15 yrs old.
Is he likable? Well he wasn't unlikable. But there was that one part that I was like WTH dude?? Really???
The chemistry between Lucky and Flynn was really hot, in every action, every word as they interacted. You could feel it.
Their banter was great. They truly were friends getting to know one another, and teased each other constantly. Had a smile on my face every time they had some alone time.
They were also great support for one another. Such a good friendship, that yes, obviously could no longer be contained.
Then there are Nolan and Avery, the best friends and sounding boards, fantastic secondary characters.
The story does get a bit angsty, a bit bumpy towards the end, but all gets resolved in a very happy and satisfying way. And did I feel bad for Dylan? Meh, not so much.
So if your worried about the triggers, not sure if you want to take the chance, trust in Vi, you will not be disappointed. I was very pleased how the whole story line was handled, loved where everyone wound up, and the epilogue will leave you with a huge grin.
Classic Vi Keeland.
But ooohhh are they attacked to each other.
Now we have Dylan Rider, the lead singer of Easy Ryder, Lucky's boyfriend and the love of her life since she's 15 yrs old.
Is he likable? Well he wasn't unlikable. But there was that one part that I was like WTH dude?? Really???
The chemistry between Lucky and Flynn was really hot, in every action, every word as they interacted. You could feel it.
Their banter was great. They truly were friends getting to know one another, and teased each other constantly. Had a smile on my face every time they had some alone time.
They were also great support for one another. Such a good friendship, that yes, obviously could no longer be contained.
Then there are Nolan and Avery, the best friends and sounding boards, fantastic secondary characters.
The story does get a bit angsty, a bit bumpy towards the end, but all gets resolved in a very happy and satisfying way. And did I feel bad for Dylan? Meh, not so much.
So if your worried about the triggers, not sure if you want to take the chance, trust in Vi, you will not be disappointed. I was very pleased how the whole story line was handled, loved where everyone wound up, and the epilogue will leave you with a huge grin.
Classic Vi Keeland.
“It isn’t the way I normally sing. On stage, I usually have a guitar over my shoulder. Even if I’m not playing it, it’s there.” “Well, I need to see you holding your instrument to assess you fully, then.” Flynn’s eyebrows quirk up and the dirty grin on his face is unmistakable. “The guitar. I’d need to see you holding the guitar.” “That’s a shame.” He shrugs, the playful smile still on his face. “But okay. It’s your call. Whatever instrument you want to see me hold is fine with me.” “How big of you.” “So now we’re talking about the other instrument again?” I roll my eyes, although this conversation is having more of an effect on me than I let on.
Vi Keeland is a native New Yorker with three children that occupy most of her free time, which she complains about often, but wouldn't change for the world.
She is a bookworm and has been known to read her kindle at stop lights, while styling her hair, cleaning, walking, during sporting events, and frequently while pretending to work.
She is a bookworm and has been known to read her kindle at stop lights, while styling her hair, cleaning, walking, during sporting events, and frequently while pretending to work.
