I couldn’t root for this couple. The set up here is the same as the previous books (injured guy/woman helps him). I now know this is a plot this author uses in most, if not all of her books. The niche thing isn’t really for me, though. I need more variety. All three of the books in this series are nearly interchangeable. The only difference is how much I liked or disliked the characters. The first book had much more likable characters than the following books.

And, while I had a bit of an issue with Sara, from book 2, I still basically liked her. Clay, in this book? Not so much.

I couldn’t really root for a couple when the main dude flirts with a nurse in the ER. And he asked the nurse out. I get that the couple wasn’t together, and he was on painkillers (which seemed to also be a needless plot point with more than one of these books) but why would I root for them now? And then, after fighting with the heroine he flirts with a bartender right in front of her?

Nah. I’m over characters acting like they can’t control their dicks.

Aside from that, I’ve just discovered this author really isn’t for me. Plots are too slow. All three books in this series are incredibly similar to one another. And I still don’t get the sex talk and then fade to black scenes.

All in all, just not for me