Craving Justice

I love this cover. It's eye-catching. A fairly good representation of the story. It makes great use of graphics. The composition is really good, and the typography is interesting.

Overall this one was a pretty good read. I enjoy this author's writing style. It has a KA feel to it without being a copy. The pace was a little off for me in parts, and I found it dragging. I considered putting it aside for a bit but I soldiered on. I am glad that I stuck with it though because it did pick back up again and I ended up being sucked back into the story.

It had a lot of interesting side characters. I love that whole brothers/friends comradery, and I am wondering now that it seems all the brothers are going to working together in their P.I business if Harper's café is going to turn into hot guy central. I am also excited to find out more about each brother. I had a bit of a love/hate relationship with them throughout the book (except Zach, the hot biker brother. I loved him). They acted like assholes A LOT but pretty much redeemed themselves by the end.



As for the two main characters. I found them both likable. Especially Harper. She was just sweet and quirky. Seth was slightly less likable. He was a douche a few times especially when he thinks she has done something. Thankfully that doesn't last too long, and Zach helps him see what he already knew deep down was the truth.

That brings us to the twist and what a f-ing twist it was. I didn't see that coming AT ALL. So kudos to the author for that. That said, I didn't like the twist. It made me sad and confused. The reasoning behind why this person was doing what they were doing was a bit on the flimsy side. I felt there needed to be a better explanation for THIS particular person turning into a total psycho.

So onto book two I go...