The Dark Light of Day

"4 Stars! I truly enjoyed reading this book. <br/>“We may not have been perfect, or even acceptable by anyone else’s standards. But together, we were perfect.<br/>Together, we were just us.<br/>Battered and broken. Dark and difficult. Impulsive and scared.”<br/>― T.M. Frazier, The Dark Light of Day<br/><a href="https://s1376.photobucket.com/user/Amaddz/media/The%20Dark%20Light%20of%20Day_zps6envv4i6.png.html" target="_blank"><img src="https://i1376.photobucket.com/albums/ah2/Amaddz/The%20Dark%20Light%20of%20Day_zps6envv4i6.png" border="0" alt=" photo The Dark Light of Day_zps6envv4i6.png"/></a><br/> I am super excited to jump into the world of King next!"

"<i> Second Time Read Review </i><br/><br/>First Off, I have an unhealthy obsession with Mrs. Frazier's <i> King</i> series. Frazier is fantastic at interweaving smart ass comedy and unrealistic drama within her characters and story line. However, <i> Dark Light of Day </i> is not my favorite book by the author and is probably the worst in the King universe. <br/><br/>Abby is the heroine and main POV in the story. With a troubled past and even more flimsy future, Abby must learn to trust Jake, the story's leather clad hero. &#x1f48b;&#x1f48b;<br/><br/><br/>Jake main attributes include being quite, making occasional smirk induced comments, and being a killer for hire. Soooo honestly, not that much to this character.<br/><br/><br/>Somehow, Abby, a wildly independent strong female, falls in love with ....Jake. (deducted one ⭐)<br/><br/>After the drama filled climax, Abby trusts someone who treated her like **** AND physically brought harm to her. Abby, who was written as a character so traumatized by an abusive past that she can't even be touched without feeling burned, trusts someone that wronged her? Really? <br/>Not plausible. (deducted one ⭐)<br/><br/>Finally, my last deducted ⭐ went to Abby automatically <u> trusting </u> someone who left her alone at 17, because he got butt hurt over a rumor. Abby may eventually forgive and forget, but she seemed like the type to make someone grovel over it. <br/><br/>I gave up reading at 91%. &#x1f937;<br/><br/>"