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A review by jamiesbookaddiction
Raced by K. Bromberg
5.0
What is there to say other than I absolutely LOVE Colton Donovan!!! I'm so glad K. Bromberg decided to write some scenes from Colton's POV. I'm such a fan of dual POV. It really does add to a story when you get both characters' viewpoints.
We get to see Colton's inner dialogue for some of those big moments. The only thing I wish we would've gotten a little more of is Tawny's background with Colton. I remember that they dated in college, but I never understood why he hired her, she went to family functions, but it seemed like his sister didn't like her.
I'll end with one of my favorite quotes. This was when Colton was talking with his dad during the marriage chapter:
“Fate hands you a list of things to experience. Ones you never expected, ones that break you, ones that heal you. So many of them you swear you’ll never even attempt or want to cross off your list. You get caught up in the day to day, moment to moment, and then one day you look at your list and realize you’ve unexpectedly completed some of the tasks. It’s only then you realize that the brutal truths the scavenger hunt has made you face has not only made you a better person, but has also given you an unforeseen prize when all is finally said and done.”
We get to see Colton's inner dialogue for some of those big moments. The only thing I wish we would've gotten a little more of is Tawny's background with Colton. I remember that they dated in college, but I never understood why he hired her, she went to family functions, but it seemed like his sister didn't like her.
I'll end with one of my favorite quotes. This was when Colton was talking with his dad during the marriage chapter:
“Fate hands you a list of things to experience. Ones you never expected, ones that break you, ones that heal you. So many of them you swear you’ll never even attempt or want to cross off your list. You get caught up in the day to day, moment to moment, and then one day you look at your list and realize you’ve unexpectedly completed some of the tasks. It’s only then you realize that the brutal truths the scavenger hunt has made you face has not only made you a better person, but has also given you an unforeseen prize when all is finally said and done.”