Reckless

"Really hard to give it a rating.<br/>The **** is pure **** and 5*.<br/>But the "story" is 1*, the whole setup for the **** is simply bad. Ok to be fair, the story is like 5% of the book and really doesn't matter much. But it is there and it was bothering me while reading it.<br/><br/>And sadly I don't fancy the writing style.<br/><br/>But the **** is good, not so soft and careful like other books in this genre. Its a lot."

"While I still wish this series involved yoga more, the second book was much better than the first. Where the first lacked the rehabilitation the blurb promised, this one was exactly as described. Kinda. That road trip to the wedding had way more shenanigans than I imagined. But it was fun.<br/><br/>I had kinda hoped to see Crystal more at home with the girls for her story (centered around the yoga studio). She spends all her time on a road trip or at the wedding. The mix of one overly judgemental family (Ford's) and one very hippy and anti tradition and marriage (Crystal's) wasn't as feared as I thought it would have been. It was a huge deal up until they arrived then crisis.<br/><br/>I didn't get the hold out either. Most companies, even family companies, don't try and shoot themselves in the foot that much. Also, the demand on Ford's time was unrealistic (unless he and his family hired incompetent people). While it annoyed me a tiny bit, it is what drove Ford's story."