I loved the summery setting of this story. And I mostly loved the romance. I was close to giving it four stars, but it was a little too long and repetI loved the summery setting of this story. And I mostly loved the romance. I was close to giving it four stars, but it was a little too long and repetitive at one point, and it got a bit cheesy, but not enough to detract from my enjoyment. This book offered me a pleasant reading experience, and I’ll definitely be picking up more Courtney Walsh books in the future when I’m looking for a sweet romance. ...more
Unfortunately I had a tough time with this book. In the beginning, I was pretty bored. It felt so similar to the second book in the series. I was hopiUnfortunately I had a tough time with this book. In the beginning, I was pretty bored. It felt so similar to the second book in the series. I was hoping for it to make a big change, like between the first and second book, but it didn’t. Then, when things started happening, it got worse. The instalove, and accompanying melodrama, was just too much. It was so ridiculous, and it made it difficult for me to focus on anything else. I was hoping the ending would salvage it and bring my rating up to three stars at least, but it was fairly lackluster. I’m still planning on reading Green: The Beginning and the End, because I like the series as a whole well enough, but I’m not looking forward to it very much....more
I enjoyed Black: The Birth of Evil more than this one, but towards the end of Red: The Heroic Rescue I became emotionally involved in the story. So whI enjoyed Black: The Birth of Evil more than this one, but towards the end of Red: The Heroic Rescue I became emotionally involved in the story. So while the overall entertainment was slightly less in this installment, it got me really invested in the story and the characters. I’m excited to continue the series and see where this all goes....more
I love the concept of this book. It’s one of the most unique books I’ve read in awhile. But it was not without faults. The characterization w3.5 stars
I love the concept of this book. It’s one of the most unique books I’ve read in awhile. But it was not without faults. The characterization was kinda bad in the beginning, sometimes the writing was a little eye-rolly, the situations a little too convenient. Despite the faults, I just couldn’t put it down. In fact, I started on the second book immediately after finishing (which is something I almost never do). ...more
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