Wicked Reunion: Review

Wicked Reunion by Michelle A. Valentine
Pages: 214


Series: Wicked White #2
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College sweethearts London Uphill and Jared Kraft were inseparable. He was a rising baseball star with a promising future, and she seemed destined to become “Mrs. Kraft.” Then a tragic night and a series of devastating mistakes caused Jared to walk away from his life, leaving London without any explanation and tearing the couple apart.
Five years later, Jared has reinvented himself by putting down the bat and picking up a guitar to play for the red-hot band Wicked White. In all that time, London hasn’t gotten over her forever love—or the pain—despite seeking solace in the arms of the one man no one dreamed she’d run to.
When Wicked White’s lead singer goes MIA, Jared finds the time—and courage—to return to his hometown and face the mess he made. He’s shocked at how London’s life has changed, yet he’s determined to prove their love is worth fighting for. Is this breakup too big for any hope of a reunion tour? Or can London open her heart to Jared once again?

Wicked Reunion
Michelle Valentine

Wicked Reunion was okay; its nothing I LOVED and I didn’t like it as much as Wicked White.I really did not care for the characters. Jared is, quite possibly, my least favorite hero from a book. I found him to be insincere, whiny, and not worth anyones time/effort. I couldn’t really connect to London either. She seemed really static to me. And I wanted to shake her and tell her not to forgive Jared so easily! This book is heavy on the angst, which isn’t always bad, but when its all angst, all the time, and I don’t even really want the characters to end up together, it doesn’t work. I enjoyed book 1 though!

 

The Mighty Storm by Samantha Towle, Sweet as Sin by JT Gessinger…then you will probably like Wicked Reunion.

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