Title: Out of Line
Author: Jen McLaughlin Publisher/Publication Date: Jen McLaughlin, September 10, 2013 Format/Source: E-ARC, Inkslinger BOOK SUMMARY
Desperate
to break free…
I've
spent my entire life under my father’s thumb, but now I'm finally free to
make my own choices. When my roommate dragged me to my first college party, I
met Finn Coram and my life turned inside out. He knows how to break the rules
and is everything I never knew I wanted. A Marine by day and surfer by night,
he pushes me away even as our attraction brings us closer. Now I am finally
free to do whatever I want. I know what I want. I choose Finn.
Trying
to play by the rules...
I
always follow orders. My job, my life, depends on it. I thought this job
would be easy, all the rules were made crystal clear, but when I met Carrie
Wallington, everything got muddy. She's a rule I know I shouldn't break, but
damn if I don’t inch closer to the breaking point each time I see her. I’m
ready to step out of line. And even worse? I’m living a lie. They say the
truth will set you free, but in my case…
The
truth will cost me everything.
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My Thoughts
Overall, Out of Line was the cute story
about Carrie as she gets her first taste of freedom from living under the
watchful eye of her over protective dad, Senator Wallington. It was a quick
read with well-developed, realistic characters that struggled with conflicts
associated with college life. The story flowed well except for one instance in
which I felt that the story became disjointed as Carrie sustained injuries that
were inconsistent with her behavior soon after the incident. I just felt that
the incident should have been further developed so there would have been a
smoother transition into what happened next. The remainder of Out of Line was
interesting and once again I found myself engrossed in the story of Finn & Carrie. And then—there
was a major cliff-hanger. With that said, I look forward to reading Out of
Time (Out of Line #1.5), the novella, that comes out in December of 2013 to find out what was left
unsaid.
Rating 3.5/5
I received a copy of Out of Line from Inkslinger in
exchange for an honest review, thank you.
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