Lexi has finally given up her once
destructive relationships and moved onto bigger and better things with a sexy
new man in town. Just when she is starting to figure it out with him, her world
is tilted once again with a phone call from none other than Ramsey Bridges. A
year after his entrance into her life, Ramsey is trying to make amends and does
the one thing she never expects – invites her to Jack’s wedding.
The wedding she had evaded at all costs. But
no matter what she does, Lexi can’t seem to escape her past with Jack. But does
she really want to?
Despite the explosive chemistry between Lexi
and Ramsey, she is skeptical about trusting him after everything that has happened.
When things are amiss with him, she starts questioning his motives. Can Ramsey
be the one to remove Jack from Lexi’s life permanently or should she move on
with her blossoming new life?
“There was
no reason to lie for him…not anymore.” – Lexi
Everything changed. And there was
no way in hell I could have ever seen it coming.
After reading Avoiding Commitment, I was 100 percent
planted on Team Jack. I didn’t care that he was a huge dick and refused to give
Lexi a real relationship; when they were together, it was almost like I could
feel the steam rising off my Nook. I felt the sexual tension in every way
possible. As dysfunctional as they might be, they just fit together. I wanted
them together. I wanted Jack to pull his head out of his ass, kick Bekah’s
bitch ass to the curb, and ravage Lexi right there in his office.
Not anymore.
K.A. Linde made me abandon ship
on Team Jack and take a lifeboat over to Team Ramsey.
That’s right, y’all; I am in love
with Ramsey. While reading Avoiding
Commitment, I thought to myself several times, “Ramsey seems like a nice
guy” but I never actually wanted him and Lexi together. I was so firmly rooting
for Jack and Lexi that I didn’t want to even entertain the idea of her being with anyone else; even someone as
mysteriously intriguing as Ramsey. All that changed after Avoiding Responsibility.
I fell for Ramsey Bridges…HARD. The little things he did for Lexi showed just how much he
absolutely adored her, and it made my heart smile. And the scene in the kitchen
at Ramsey’s house?! CHRIST ON A CRACKER. I needed a cigarette after that; it
was that fucking hot. It was at that
moment that I realized I was riding shotgun with Ramsey at the wheel, and Jack
was in my rearview mirror, standing in the dust. How in the hell K.A. Linde
managed to completely rip me away from Jack and throw me into the waiting arms of
Ramsey, I’ll never know. But one thing I do know is that she’s good. Damn good.
Now don’t get me wrong, Ramsey
and Lexi’s relationship isn’t all rainbows and unicorns; they have their fair
share of shitstorms but it’s nothing that seems unfixable. They seem to
perfectly balance each other out and the ending was like a breath of fresh air;
just plain perfection.
Avoiding Responsibility gave me so much more than I thought it would.
I never expected to love this new path K.A. Linde decided to take me on, but I
did. I loved it. Sure, all the
characters still pissed me off from time to time and they all deserved a nice
punch in their suckholes on several occasions, but the frustration level (for
me) wasn't nearly as high as it was in Avoiding
Commitment. I absolutely can’t get enough of this series, and thankfully it’s
not over yet. I can only imagine what K.A. Linde has up her sleeve for the
third book; I’m already mentally preparing myself…
