Pierce Lancaster is bad news. Spoiled.
Entitled.
Sexy as —
He’s exactly what I don’t want in my life. What I don't need.
I’m not the girl he knew before.
I’ve changed.
But he hasn’t.
He’s trouble filled with empty promises.
I’ve come too far to fall back.
Yet I can’t seem to stay away.
I can’t say no.
I am addicted to Pierce Lancaster.
Ava Harrison takes risks. She writes about heroines who are flawed, who might not be likeable all the time, and about heroes who are not exactly perfect. She tells stories about real people, and they are not like the usual heroes and heroines, and sometimes this makes it harder to like them. This is definitely the case with Pierce, although you do quickly learn there is more to him than you think, after hearing about him from Grant and Spencer, his brothers.
Pierce and Lindsay have demons, and neither of them are perfect, by a long shot. Getting to know them, and watching them figure out that they dislike one another, but only as a cover for the way they really feel and the fear of rejection.
I loved that they both ended up having things in their lives that brought them together, things that made them each understand the other. That connection created a relationship I believed in, and a story I was invested in.
I thought the resolution of the issues with the Lancaster family was a little quick...but at the same time, it worked as things like that do cause events to move more quickly than they would if the changes to the relationship came about over a few telephone conversations and some holiday dinners.
I enjoyed this title and I recommend it.
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