Review: TIED (Tangled, #4) by Emma Chase

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Book summary:

In the fourth sexy romance by the New York Times bestselling author of Tangled and Twisted, Drew and Kate can’t wait to tie the knot—if they can survive the pre-wedding festivities.

For most of my life, I never imagined I’d get married. But Kate did the impossible: she changed me. I think we can all agree I was pretty frigging awesome before, but now I’m even better.

The road to this day wasn’t all rainbows and boners. There were mistakes and misunderstandings worthy of a Greek tragedy. But Kate and I made it through with our inexhaustible lust, boundless admiration, and everlasting love for one another intact.

That being said, there were some unexpected incidents in Vegas last weekend that could have been a problem. It was kind of... my final test.

I know what you’re thinking—what the hell did you do this time? Relax. Let’s not judge, or call for my castration, until you've heard the whole story.

And hold on tight, because you’re in for a wild ride. Did you expect anything less?

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 My rating:  ✮✮✮✮

My review:

We've finally come to the epic finale. Drew Evans & Kate Brooks are tying the knot, and they're doing it with style; huge wedding and whatnot. You see, a small, intimate ceremony was not enough for Drew. Apparently, bagging him is such a miracle that it deserves nothing less than a wedding that will put William & Kate's royal wedding to shame. Always modest, our Drew. Oh, yes we're back to Drew's and Drew's only POV, which is happy news for many.

Up until I started reading Tied I wasn't aware I missed being in Drew's, although sometimes crude, immature, arrogant, and selfish, but very entertaining mind this much. I think I liked the time spent in Kate's, and then Matthew's head almost made me forget that the real star of this show is him: Drew Evans. My apologies to him.

Once again being witness to his thoughts was fun, but what's new, right? To be honest, at times it was creepy. Why? Because he always knew what I was I thinking. It was as if he was reading me while I was reading him. I think he developed some psychic abilities since Tangled.

Before we got to the grand finale that was the wedding, we got a few glimpses in Drew and Kate's life as parents to mini Drew. Sorry, I meant James. (I really didn't.) I think seeing Drew as a dad was my favorite part of Tied. It was so adorable I wished this was a movie so I'd get to see and hear them. I can only imagine what advices and lessons Drew will impart on him. After all, as we've seen so far, Drew is full of wisdom, and is not shy to share it.

Speaking of adorable, the way Drew talks about Kate is really something. And I don't mean that just in a sexual way (though, we all very well know where all Drew's thought about Kate go). It's more like he's put her on a pedestal, and worships her every way he can. To him, Kate is everything, she is perfect, and it's kinda sweet.

Drew has indeed come a long way from that guy with the "flu". He's all grown up, but he is still Drew. And if you read this book, you'll get to see the grown up but still Drew having a bachelor party in Vegas. What could possibly go wrong there? Excellent question!

Also, it was lovely seeing all the other characters again: Matthew, Steven, Alexandra, sweet Mackenzie, her little brother, Warren, and others. I'm sorry to say I didn't really care for Dee Dee in this one. Sorry again.

Lastly, I'd just like to say I've had a lot of fun reading about these characters. Even if they did get on my nerves from time to time, (I'm mostly looking at you Dee Dee), I'm so glad I stuck with them all the way to the end.




 

XOXO