Quiet Man (Dream Man, Book 4.5) - Kristen Ashley
Aug 16, 2019 15:42:00 GMT -7
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Post by Mari on Aug 16, 2019 15:42:00 GMT -7
4 out of 5 ⭐
Quiet Man was classic Kristen Ashley. I never read the complete Rock Chick series but I did read all the Dream Man books. I think this novella was meant to be a crossover to both series. Lottie is a successful stripper from the Rock Chick world. Mo is one of Hawk's men from the Dream Man world. Lottie has a stalker and Hawk and his men are hired to protect her. Mo is assigned the job. I can only take small doses of Kristen Ashley's books. To me all her heroines have great hair, breasts and butts. All the heroes are tall, ripped and hot. Everyone is melodramatic. After reading a few of her books I've found too many of her heroes and heroines are interchangeable. Even the dialog is similar. That said, I still enjoyed the novella. It was the perfect length. Much longer and I would have gotten bored with the repetitive descriptions and dialog.
I did like Lottie and Mo as a couple. I thought the obligatory meet up with Mo's ex girlfriend and Lottie's reaction was a bit over the top dramatic. There was also a short catch up chapter with Hawk and Gwen. It was nice but didn't really serve any purpose in this book. I'm sure hard core fans of Kristen Ashley will love this story.
Quiet Man was classic Kristen Ashley. I never read the complete Rock Chick series but I did read all the Dream Man books. I think this novella was meant to be a crossover to both series. Lottie is a successful stripper from the Rock Chick world. Mo is one of Hawk's men from the Dream Man world. Lottie has a stalker and Hawk and his men are hired to protect her. Mo is assigned the job. I can only take small doses of Kristen Ashley's books. To me all her heroines have great hair, breasts and butts. All the heroes are tall, ripped and hot. Everyone is melodramatic. After reading a few of her books I've found too many of her heroes and heroines are interchangeable. Even the dialog is similar. That said, I still enjoyed the novella. It was the perfect length. Much longer and I would have gotten bored with the repetitive descriptions and dialog.
I did like Lottie and Mo as a couple. I thought the obligatory meet up with Mo's ex girlfriend and Lottie's reaction was a bit over the top dramatic. There was also a short catch up chapter with Hawk and Gwen. It was nice but didn't really serve any purpose in this book. I'm sure hard core fans of Kristen Ashley will love this story.