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A review by cadiva
Code Silver by Max Walker
3.0
Mixed bag of good bits hampered by odd execution
Max Walker knows how to write a great sex scene and there's some smoking hot ones in this one.
Walker's also great with the bones of a story but, unfortunately, there always just seems to be something off that stops them being 5* romances.
In this one it's some odd grammar usage, a side plot of serial killer which just doesn't work at all and a pairing who rush somewhat into romance even with all their previous emotional baggage. Both characters read younger than they were supposed to be as well which helped to add to the overall sense of something just not meshing right.
Still, it's by no means a poor book, there is a great connection between Dean and Noah and there's the usual super sweet epilogue rounding things out.
Max Walker knows how to write a great sex scene and there's some smoking hot ones in this one.
Walker's also great with the bones of a story but, unfortunately, there always just seems to be something off that stops them being 5* romances.
In this one it's some odd grammar usage, a side plot of serial killer which just doesn't work at all and a pairing who rush somewhat into romance even with all their previous emotional baggage. Both characters read younger than they were supposed to be as well which helped to add to the overall sense of something just not meshing right.
Still, it's by no means a poor book, there is a great connection between Dean and Noah and there's the usual super sweet epilogue rounding things out.