3.5 Star/4 Star
It wasn’t the smartest thing in the world for Harri to decide
to become a bounty hunter in her spare time.
She does it to keep her lynx happy as well as make money to remove the
scars from her face. The CDC decides
that she needs a handler, so they toss her Sebastian Sumners, the lion she
likes to annoy. Now if only she could
keep her overprotective family from finding out about her side hussle her life
would be perfect.
This book was ok. It started
off really slowly and about the halfway mark it finally picked up. The first half of the book was a lot of back
and forth between her and her family.
Her family wants to spoil her so with a new car, phone, and whatever
else they feel she’s missing. I’ve
noticed in the last couple of R.J. Blain’s books she does a lot of shopping and
goes into detail every item purchased and why it was needed. I don’t care about any of that. I want the story not a shopping trip. When the book finally picked up it was a
fairly good book, and it reminds me why I started reading her books to begin
with. However, the bigger issue I had
was the bad guy she was supposed to be hunting was just kind of oh look he’s
here, he’s taken her, and he’s dead, the end.
There was so much build up about how bad this guy was and then it was
over and done with before you could even blink.
What was the point of that being the main part of the story? Overall, this has led me to be unsure what
the best rating for the book should be.
Book 17 A Magical Romantic Comedy (with a body count)
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