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A review by gretchenelaine
Somebody to Cherish by April Wilson
4.0
I'm so torn on the necessity of this book within the Tyler Jameson series. There are some sweet, cute and character growth moments that I'm so here for.
But there is also a lot of unnecessary filler and descriptions. A part of me feels like book three could have been added to book two and parts of book two to book one.
Another thing is some of the inconsistencies and contradictory information. Like the Saphire night club in book 1 & 2 was the nightclub Ian and Tyler went to after Diablos which is owned by Roy Valdez. Yet in book three they reference Saphire as being owned by Valdez and Roy's family sold it.
That was just one of many things that was not carried through. I'm not sure if April Wilson was so caught up in the writing of book 3 she failed to remember these details or changed her mind about who owened Saphire. As an avid reader who pays attention to even the most miniscule detail it was something I couldn't miss.
Irregardless, I loved this series as a whole. I loved Tyler and Ian together as a couple as well as individuals. In many ways I could relate to Iam and his flight tendencies. Ian honestly was my favorite between the two. I laughed soo much at certain things Ian said or did while Tyler made me cry a little, happy tears of course, at how tender and sweet this big ole grizzly bear protector could be.
I say read book three because there are things you won't want to miss but know it is filled with fluff too so hang in there.
Oh and Brad Turner can suck it, that's all.
But there is also a lot of unnecessary filler and descriptions. A part of me feels like book three could have been added to book two and parts of book two to book one.
Another thing is some of the inconsistencies and contradictory information. Like the Saphire night club in book 1 & 2 was the nightclub Ian and Tyler went to after Diablos which is owned by Roy Valdez. Yet in book three they reference Saphire as being owned by Valdez and Roy's family sold it.
That was just one of many things that was not carried through. I'm not sure if April Wilson was so caught up in the writing of book 3 she failed to remember these details or changed her mind about who owened Saphire. As an avid reader who pays attention to even the most miniscule detail it was something I couldn't miss.
Irregardless, I loved this series as a whole. I loved Tyler and Ian together as a couple as well as individuals. In many ways I could relate to Iam and his flight tendencies. Ian honestly was my favorite between the two. I laughed soo much at certain things Ian said or did while Tyler made me cry a little, happy tears of course, at how tender and sweet this big ole grizzly bear protector could be.
I say read book three because there are things you won't want to miss but know it is filled with fluff too so hang in there.
Oh and Brad Turner can suck it, that's all.