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A review by mrslupher
Shutout by Jami Davenport
3.0
3.5
This book started out odd for me and I wasn’t sure how it was going to go.
I wasn’t a fan of Caro worrying over everything to the point she seems to cave into pressure. I also didn’t like how Easton was with her in the beginning, letting his temper get the best of him, as it seemed out of character with his level headedness. It made me feel as though these characters were more like teenagers than in their mid twenties.
I didn’t like how fickle Caroline and Easton were in their feelings, either. One minute they’re hot for each other the next (mainly Caro) pushing away and acting out.
Honestly I liked Easton, he seemed to get his head on straight much quicker and tried to play by Caroline’s rules, but it just made me feel bad for how she treated him. It felt like he was growing and she was stuck in the mud until the last few chapters.
It seemed that the majority of the book was like this, but eventually it led to a HEA. I normally enjoy this author’s work but this book felt a bit forced and just wasn’t for me.
I will more than likely give the next book in the series a read when it releases.
Tension, Love to hate to love, hockey, parent
This book started out odd for me and I wasn’t sure how it was going to go.
I wasn’t a fan of Caro worrying over everything to the point she seems to cave into pressure. I also didn’t like how Easton was with her in the beginning, letting his temper get the best of him, as it seemed out of character with his level headedness. It made me feel as though these characters were more like teenagers than in their mid twenties.
I didn’t like how fickle Caroline and Easton were in their feelings, either. One minute they’re hot for each other the next (mainly Caro) pushing away and acting out.
Honestly I liked Easton, he seemed to get his head on straight much quicker and tried to play by Caroline’s rules, but it just made me feel bad for how she treated him. It felt like he was growing and she was stuck in the mud until the last few chapters.
It seemed that the majority of the book was like this, but eventually it led to a HEA. I normally enjoy this author’s work but this book felt a bit forced and just wasn’t for me.
I will more than likely give the next book in the series a read when it releases.
Tension, Love to hate to love, hockey, parent