3.5 Unfulfilled Stars

"It's either dramatic as hell, or boring enough to make you want to off yourself. There is no in between". A quote from this story but is identical to how I feel after surviving this book. I feel like the author was more connected to Kade, when we finally started getting his pov, the story marginally improved. My biggest issue was the redundancy of Ainsley's hesitation, good grief, you beat that to death and quite frankly, to quote Ainsley, it was pathetic, she flip flopped between priorities too easily and considering she's a grown woman, I had a hard time relating to her emotions, at times she felt like a rebellious teenager. Just wasn't the book for me, everything happens too fast, there is no anticipation and very little depth.

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