3 Star
Isabella thought she married for love and not money until her
world crashes down around her. She runs
off to the one person she thought she could trust but even her father betrays
her. With no where to turn she decides
to hide in plain sight as an instructor on a TV dance competition. Her partner for the show is rookie,
Razor. He’s trying to get past months of
rehab and therapy over a betrayal by a woman pretending to be an
innocence. When he meets Isabella, he
wants to believe her innocence but is struggling with his history. After several attempts on her life they will
need to come together to bring down the criminal enterprise.
I enjoyed the first book way more than I did this one. Razor was hurt in the last book by a pretty
face acting innocent and so he was way more hesitant this time around and I understand
that. However, he took it way to the
extreme. I also felt things were thrown
in for shock value and then just kind of brushed off. One of my biggest wtf moments was when Razor makes
Isabella prove she is innocent. Like
what would have happened if she had lost her hymen in some other way than sex? Would he not believe her and continue to treat
her like she was part of the criminal enterprise? It doesn’t deter me from wanting to read the
next book, but I am hesitant to spend $5 bucks for it.
Book 2 Men in Blue
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