I have struggled with writing this review. I think the plot is great, I know the idea is used a bunch, but for romantics who like to read about a tattooed bad boy falling for the overlooked girl that is `different', it is never tiring. There are some good parts, and some sweet scenes, but there are too many inconsistencies, and things that I didn't like, for me to rate this higher.
I won't go into all the things that bothered me, just the few that clinched my rating. I don't get how Tess can be recovering after 3 years from an attack and attempted rape, go on about how she struggles, yet she just jumps right in to inviting people into her home and opening up to them. Yes, people can have instant connections with another person, I just didn't feel it with Tess, Erin and Ben. Then, the idea that someone is attacked, the police question the attacker and there is a witness, but Tess has no idea who it was, is so ridiculous. Even more so than Ben screwing his way through the greater northwest, yet he doesn't keep condoms in his home. Where does he keep them? Or did he never use them before Tess? At the rate everyone talks about him going, he needed them. For him, it would be economical to buy them in bulk, and the bulk boxes aren't going to look all that great strapped to the back of a Ducati.
I'm not an author; lord knows the only way I could even get a one-star review is because you have to choose at least a one to write the review. But I don't understand how beta readers and editors can read a book, give insight and needed corrections, and still there are as many issues as I found. I hate when people rate a book low, then go on and on about editing issues, but this book had half a page and multiple sentences that were just repeated or didn't fit the scene. It needs edited again, and if I was the author, I would be looking for the person who `edited' it the first time to pay for it to be edited again. The editing is not being used in my rating for the book; I just felt the need to give my opinion.