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A review by squishies
Head Over Heels by Jill Shalvis
3.0
Can't help but say "Awww..."
Although Lance doesn't feature too much in the other books, he's in this book quite a bit (I guess that would have been obvious seeing how often Chloe and him hung out in the other books). I really liked how we got to know more about Lance and that one scene absolutely choked me up.
I thought Chloe's story was also quite interesting (ie as interesting as Tara's) because you get to see what she's thinking/feeling with the situations she gets into. Since the other two books were focussed on her sisters, it just really seemed that Chloe was really flaky and couldn't really be bothered half of the time. So very interesting to see how she struggles against what she's used to doing with what she wants to do.
Sawyer felt like he had more depth than Jax or Ford, probably because of what he's been through, and I felt bad that on top of having a rough childhood, he has got a really tough job (especially when compared to his two best friends, whom seem to have it very cushy). I get why when chose the policing profession, but still... it kind of seems unfair somehow.
Although Lance doesn't feature too much in the other books, he's in this book quite a bit (I guess that would have been obvious seeing how often Chloe and him hung out in the other books). I really liked how we got to know more about Lance and that one scene absolutely choked me up.
I thought Chloe's story was also quite interesting (ie as interesting as Tara's) because you get to see what she's thinking/feeling with the situations she gets into. Since the other two books were focussed on her sisters, it just really seemed that Chloe was really flaky and couldn't really be bothered half of the time. So very interesting to see how she struggles against what she's used to doing with what she wants to do.
Sawyer felt like he had more depth than Jax or Ford, probably because of what he's been through, and I felt bad that on top of having a rough childhood, he has got a really tough job (especially when compared to his two best friends, whom seem to have it very cushy). I get why when chose the policing profession, but still... it kind of seems unfair somehow.