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A review by kayladbruns
Crashed Out by Tessa Bailey
2.0
I’ve had my hits and misses while reading Tessa Bailey’s backlist and I’m going to label this book a miss. It truly has to do with our heroine Jasmine. If I could, I would give this book 5 stars for Sarge alone. I love the way he pursued her and his filthy mouth. Goodness, that filthy mouth of his.
Throughout this whole book, she stands behind their age gap as a way to pull away from him. She kept saying that it was supposed to be casual but he kept telling her how much he wanted her and for how long. Hell, he even wrote a song about her! There’s no way she seriously thought it was causal for him. Also, their age difference was only 7 years. The way she was going on about it you would have thought it was like 15+. I kept waiting to see what was so important about Jasmine or why she stayed on his mind over the years, but it never happened.
So, I didn’t love this one. It was bearable but nothing I would reach for again. The next book is about River and I might pick that up to see what happens when her ex comes back to see the child he didn’t know he had.
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Throughout this whole book, she stands behind their age gap as a way to pull away from him. She kept saying that it was supposed to be casual but he kept telling her how much he wanted her and for how long. Hell, he even wrote a song about her! There’s no way she seriously thought it was causal for him. Also, their age difference was only 7 years. The way she was going on about it you would have thought it was like 15+. I kept waiting to see what was so important about Jasmine or why she stayed on his mind over the years, but it never happened.
So, I didn’t love this one. It was bearable but nothing I would reach for again. The next book is about River and I might pick that up to see what happens when her ex comes back to see the child he didn’t know he had.
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