Life
outside of her house was a new experience for Della Sloane. The dark secrets of
her past weren’t something she ever intended to share with anyone. They would
never understand. No one would ever get close enough to find out. There was
always a chance she’d go crazy sooner than they expected…
Woods Kerrington had never been one to be attracted to fragile females. They seemed like too much work. He wasn’t in it for the work just the pleasure. A night full of naughty fun had been exactly what was on his mind when he’d laid eyes on the hot little number that didn’t know how to pump gas and needed some help.
What he didn’t know was she was as fragile as they came.
The carefree girl who spoke her mind and didn’t care what the world thought of her was more breakable than he could ever imagine…
Woods Kerrington had never been one to be attracted to fragile females. They seemed like too much work. He wasn’t in it for the work just the pleasure. A night full of naughty fun had been exactly what was on his mind when he’d laid eyes on the hot little number that didn’t know how to pump gas and needed some help.
What he didn’t know was she was as fragile as they came.
The carefree girl who spoke her mind and didn’t care what the world thought of her was more breakable than he could ever imagine…
Okay, I know I’m in the minority here…and I get it because, DAMN
do I love Woods Kerrington BUT I have been having some struggles with this book
in connecting the Woods I fell in love with (and was slightly hoping Blaire
would fall in love with at times) and the Woods in this book. Even the description of the book is confusing
because “he had never been one to be
attracted to fragile females” – but he was attracted to Blaire… and he was
there for her and protected her and I believe wanted to be with her…ugh! One of
the reasons I loved Woods in the Too Far books was because of the way he was
with Blaire, I believed he was falling for her, so I had a hard time wrapping
my head around this book.
In all honesty, that confusion probably held me back from falling
head over heels for this book. If this
was a stand-alone book and I had no prior knowledge or feelings for Woods, it
probably would have been a 5 star book for me.
But he wasn’t the same guy in the beginning that I had come to love, and
to be honest, I found myself loving Jace, Grant and even Tripp more in the beginning
– but that was because I was weighing my Woods against this new Woods.
So, going on this new Woods alone…he reminded me a bit of
Rush...he’s a player, never looking for commitment, never wanting more from
girls than just a good time, not wanting to settle down. He meets Della and has an instant attraction
to her physically and to the fact that she’s just passing through town. “She
wanted the bad boy and I was real ready to unleash him.”
Della reminded me a little bit of Blaire, a girl who doesn’t come
from a lot, just lost her mom and is feeling a little lost and trying to find
herself. I think if they ever wind up in
the same town long enough, they will be friends.
As I got a little further into the book and found my way to loving
this new Woods who was torn between following his career goals and the path
that his father was setting out for him and his feelings for Della, I started
to feel a connection to him again. And
then I started to love them as a couple, and then the Woods I knew and loved
made an appearance, “You’re going to
kill me but it’s going to be the sweetest death any man has ever known.”
And I even got super excited when we had a brief cameo from a very
pregnant (and away with family through most of this book) Blaire, “Jimmy shouldn’t have told me that but
since he did, can I say, Woods is a great guy”…”you picked a good one.” – THIS
IS THE WOODS I LOVE!
We also get a little glimpse into Grant (who can sing by the way –
but apparently not as good as Rush!) and some time with Jace (who I really
liked in this book) and Bethy.
And in the end, I can say I still love Woods…he’s not the same
Woods I fell in love with, but I love this new Woods all the same! I can’t wait
to see what happens in this town between the third Too Far book and the next
Twisted book.
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