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ymckendry 's review for:
On Dublin Street
by Samantha Young
This one is tough to rate. I've read others in the series and really liked some and was kind of meh about others.
This one falls into the meh category for me. I liked the setting and the book is easy to read in that it keeps your interest, but I seriously didn't connect with Jocelyn or Braden.
Of the two I definitely preferred Braden, although interestingly his alpha maleness didn't appeal to me (and I like me an alpha male) I just didn't really connect to him and I think that was a direct result of his love interest. Jocelyn was a headache and I found her really irritating.
I understand she has issues as a result of serious loss, but come on. Get a grip and stop being such a b**ch. She really got on my nerves and her behaviour actually drew me out of the story several times. I didn't sympathize with her and wished I could have just told her to wise up and find some maturity.
Overall and okay read and I enjoy the series so as the first book I thought I should read it.
This one falls into the meh category for me. I liked the setting and the book is easy to read in that it keeps your interest, but I seriously didn't connect with Jocelyn or Braden.
Of the two I definitely preferred Braden, although interestingly his alpha maleness didn't appeal to me (and I like me an alpha male) I just didn't really connect to him and I think that was a direct result of his love interest. Jocelyn was a headache and I found her really irritating.
I understand she has issues as a result of serious loss, but come on. Get a grip and stop being such a b**ch. She really got on my nerves and her behaviour actually drew me out of the story several times. I didn't sympathize with her and wished I could have just told her to wise up and find some maturity.
Overall and okay read and I enjoy the series so as the first book I thought I should read it.