I loved this story. My only complaint is I would have liked a little more at the end. The news article was different, and a cute idea, but I wanted to know more about the couple and their HEA.
This series was ok, but it wasn't for me. Both characters kept flip-flopping personalities. One second they'd be getting along fine, the next they'd be fighting, then the next they'd be fine again. I couldn't really feel a connection between them because I honestly couldn't tell if they even liked each other.
Some part of this book were so hot, but for the most part I wanted to SMACK GRACE! She wants to submit, and she wants to be with Vaughn, but she acts like an obnoxious b!tch. If I were Vaughn Asher, I'd have walked away and not looked back. I'm going to keep reading this series because I own them all, and I really want things to get better. Keeping my fingers crossed!
3.5 stars. I loved seeing Sam Kage again, and seeing him with Jory and the kids was just adorable. As for Miro and Ian, I really liked them together, but this one seemed to take a while to get anything going, and Miro came across as the Jory-like character in this one, but I can't see a guy like Jory being a federal marshal, so it didn't really work for me. It was almost like watching Sam and Jory flip roles in this one, with Jory being rough with Sam, and Sam being somewhat submissive. Maybe I've read the A Matter of Time series too many times, but I can't possibly imagine Sam and Jory switching roles, and that sort of ruined this one for me.
I must say that Avril Ashton is quickly becoming one of my fave authors. I've only read two books by her so far, but they have been so ungodly hot! I did enjoy the actual plot in Watch Me (Break You) better, but this one was still good.
* Re-read 10/31/14 as part of the Re-romancing the Faves Challenge- These two are still my faves of the EMS series. I love Brody's snarky attitude and always trying to get under Chauncey's skin, esp. since it works so well. These two are hot together, and I love the embarrassment after everyone here's them at Forrest and Patrick's place.
I won an ARC of this book from Piper Vaughn on fb, and it just happened to be my birthday (Happy birthday to me!). 
3.5 stars. I loved the build-up in this one, no insta-love here thankfully, even though it's short, but I was disappointed with the ending. It was very abrupt, and the secondary characters, who were all a big part of this story, just disappeared as well. No discussion/decision on the MCs' future together or what happened with their friends/co-workers.
I enjoyed this story, but I was annoyed with Niall for not listening to Dan and everything that happened to him because he didn't listen, and then Dan just let it go like nothing major happened. I really just wanted to smack them both upside the head.
Cute story, but I wish there was more. And what's up with Sam? Will he get a story too?
I was disappointed in this one. Don't get me wrong, the murder mystery stuff was interesting, BUT it was missing the sexual tension that made the first one so good. I'm always leery of these types of books because they typically go one of two ways: 1. the mystery part is ignored in favor of all of the romance, and then it has to be wrapped up so quickly it becomes a bit ridiculous, or 2. the romance is ignored in favor of the mystery. This one did have some romance, but it just wasn't what I was expecting based on how great everything was in the first book.
*Re-read 10/12/14 for Re-romancing the Faves Challenge - I'm updating this one to 5 stars. I loved the tension between Scott and Will, and I even forgot who the psycho was, so it surprised me again.
3.5 stars. This book was similar to Social Skills by Sara Alva, which I loved. I'm such a sucker for the geeky/nerdy guy hooking up with the in the closet jock/popular guy. I liked the growth of both MCs in this one, esp. when Ethan stood up to Preston at the end. I was wondering if Preston was going to end up being a d-bag or if he was going to be used to make Greg jealous. Glad he got what was coming to him! 
S&M usually isn't my thing, but it didn't bother me at all in this one. Dima and X were off the charts hot together, but it was their emotional connection that just sucked me into the story. I loved these two damaged people together. Their story took me right along on their crazy-a$$ roller coaster ride. Both MCs frustrated me as they did each other, and my heart broke for both of them at different parts of the story. The stalker and jealous tendencies were a little creepy, but they were also fitting for these two F'D up MCs, so I was able to overlook it. I have to admit that going in I wasn't expecting to love this story like I did after reading the other reviews, but I'm so glad I gave this book a chance. 
I'm not rating this one. I obviously enjoyed it enough to put it on my re-readable shelf. Part 1 was a little slow and hard to get into. Elec was such a d!ck to Greta, and she just allowed it. And every time you'd think he was going to change, something happened to make you think he's a d!ck again. Part 2 was better. It was heart-breaking (I cried) and I felt so badly for these two people who still had such an emotional and physical connection, but who just couldn't get it together and be together. Elec said some things, even if he was just being honest about his feelings for Chelsea, that were so hurtful for Greta, all the while still knowing Greta's feelings because she always wore her heart on her sleeve. He was always using her feelings for him against her, and I hated that she let him. My biggest pet peeve in this one though was that we got a complete re-telling of the book in the book. Instead of the reader having to read Elec's story with Greta, I'd have preferred to read a couple of short snippets, and had Greta tell us her thoughts, rather than re-hash the whole story up to that point.
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 Break You (Run This Town, #1) - Avril Ashton)
