I
am such an idiot for starting this series that the beautiful Devney Perry is
still writing rather than one of the other series she has already finished
because I have absolutely no chill. I can't handle waiting between books
because my goldfish memory promptly forgets all the cute little inside
knowledge I've acquired from the previous books. And although this works as a
standalone, I want to be in the know damn it.
That
said I did remember bits and pieces of the previous characters as they floated
in and out of this book so that was enough to pull me off the ledge. And this
book was so much about Jasper and Eloise that at times I forgot about everyone
else. And I was so unable to put it down I grabbed the whisper sync so I could
keep listening while I adulted.
I
adored this book and Eloise was perfect. Sometimes too perfect as she tried to
prove herself to her parents. But I loved her. Literally everything about her
was great, she didn't play games, she said what she was thinking, and she
genuinely cared about everyone around her. Jasper, I had moments with. And
honestly, I think it's just things my brain decided to focus on that caused me
issue.
Now
I'm going to be vague so as not to spoil anything here, but I need to vent.
Firstly, he expected Eloise to know how he felt when he really didn't give her a
lot to go on. And when there was an incident in regard to a ring, he didn't use
his words. And for me that was a big issue that I felt needed to be resolved
and just wasn't. Which is sticking in my brain like a splinter. "What
about the ring, Devney?" Then there were his inner thoughts on why he was
an arse at family dinner. Yeah, he was using it as an excuse, but it was still a
genuine issue he should have addressed. And I kept waiting and then, nothing.
I
know that those things were me issues more than story issues, but I can't stand
it when people expect you to know what they are feeling or thinking. Use your
big boy words. Luckily Jasper did get better at communication. But honestly it
was all Eloise having the patience of a saint and the stubbornness of a bull.
and the ability to use both to perfection.
Now
we have to wait forever for crimson river. Which sounds freaking amazing and I
can't wait. Gah, I hate waiting.
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