Still Standing by Kristen Ashley

I have a love/hate relationship with Kristen Ashley's books. I've been reading her stuff since 2012. Some of them, I have absolutely LOVED - The Gamble, I am looking at you. Some I have quit reading without even making it to the half way point - the Honey series *shivers* just NO. I have felt that the last few books I have read/attempted to read by her just haven't been in her style. Kristen Ashley is wordy and descriptive. Her characters are some times so aggravating, but at the same time you love them. Well, with Still Standing I think she has gone back to that type of writing that her followers all across the world fell in love with.

Yes, Clara was a bit trying at times. She seemed a bit lost, and with good reason. But she had such a good heart. And let's not forget Buck and his alpha-ness. But under that jerk he was sweet and loyal. I loved that he spoke in full sentences - if you are a KA reader, you TOTALLY get that 😂

Anyway, this comes out tomorrow. Grab your copy on Amazon . I really think you will enjoy this. I am looking forward to more from this series. It has lots of possibilities.

If you are a Kristen Ashley fan, let me know which one of her books is your favorite! And if you pick up Still Standing, let me know what you think when you finish it!

Until next time...

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