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Faster Hotter (2014)

by Colleen Masters(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Hearts Collective

series

Take Me...

review 1: Ok, I didn't think this book was bad. I liked it - although we were back to having a lot of editing mistakes (the third book was the best about that).I just didn't feel like this book was really necessary. Most of what was in this installment could have been added on to the end of book 3 and completed the series then. I enjoyed the HEA of Harrison and Siena, but it didn't take another book to get there. I think all 4 books could have actually been boiled down into two really great installments (once the editing issues had been corrected). Having 4 installments just seemed to drag out parts of the story that didn't need to be that long. So, bottom line, this was a good story overall that needed to be condensed into no more than three installments, ideally even... more two.
review 2: Right before I start this review, let me clarify something.This book was very well written. The dialogues were smart, the characters were immensely likeable, the setting was very nicely depicted, the feelings and thoughts very accurately conveyed. For someone else, this would be the ideal ending to an already impressive series. They would be right in giving it 4 and 5 stars, because in a way the book deserves it.I am not one of those people.Plot of this book? Siena is still pregnant, and doesn't tell Harrison until the very end. In other news, Alfonso finally succumbs to his cancer, Charlie and Bex are getting married, and Enzo is still with Shelby. The end.There was nothing exiting about this book. Nothing nerve twisting, nothing impressive, nothing that had me edging to the end of my seat. I am allergic to happy endings, even more so extensive ones, and reading about pink puffy cloud relationships bores me to reader's death. I appreciated the book for its merits, they just don't appeal to me. Print Length: 414 pages less

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