Jacinta Howard

Title: Keeping Willow
Author: Jacinta Howard
Publisher: J. H.
Series: The Prototype Book 3
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:

"Keeping Willow" by Jacinta Howard

My Rationalization:

"Keeping Willow" was a beautiful read of Devin and Willow who will take on the 'dynamics of what
can happen when one falls into a deep well-consuming kind of love as they are trying to figure out
each other.' It was quite some read seeing this roller coaster of dramatic emotions that were presented in their up show more and down a relationship that was not predictable. At times with Willow being so soiled, she got on my nerves at times that showed that she needed to grow up. I loved how this story brought in the growth and maturity that did finally come into a beautiful relationship. I loved how they forged through there problems to get what they wanted was love and peace with each other and being a dynamic couple.

In the end, this story was an excellent precious Prototype's journey story of Devin and Willow that this author presents so well to the reader. show less

Thank you to Libro.FM for an advance copy of this book. The narration was incredible but it was Wesleigh Siobhan so of course it was.

This was on par with any Kennedy Ryan book I’ve read. I know the romance was a huge piece of this but I loved that her best friend made her try something new once a month for the whole year of her 40th. People always make plans like that and don't do them so it was lovely to see.

This is such a side note and not really plot related but the relationships in show more this go DEEP. She has roots planted with everyone she loves in this book. There was one part where she got some bad work news on her birthday and her best friend watched her spin out and silently sat there with her own tears because Simone was heartbroken. That felt so loving and here I am two weeks later still thinking about it. show less

Title: Loving Cassie
Author: Jacinta Howard
Publisher: J. H.
Series: The Prototype Book 4
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:

"Loving Cassie" by Jacinta Howard

My Rationalization:

I enjoyed all of 'The Prototype Series,' but I think this one with Cassandra James and Bam Mosley was my favorite. I loved Bam's strongness as he can express what was on his mind saying what he needs and wanted for the two of them. Then, on the other hand, we have Cassie, who was very angsty, genuinely being show more able to feel one another as they were able to work through there emotional family issues. Yes, Cassie got on my nerves quite a bit with her tumultuous relationship, insecurities as she did some crazy things out there, but then this was where Bam was right there with her through there freaking love. To me, Bam was everything one could hope to find in a man who had patience dealing with Cassandra. It was a fun read seeing them finally getting to their HEA. show less

Title: Happiness in Jersey
Author: Jacinta Howard
Publisher: J.H.
Series: The Prototype Book 1
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:

"Happiness in Jersey" by Jacinta Howard

My Rationalization:

I enjoyed 'Happiness in Jersey' story that featured Jersey Kincaid and Zay Broussard even though I felt that the read started off a little slow, however, it did pick up. I found most of the characters likable from Jersey who was in the band with her band friends: Devin, Travis, Bam and lastly Zay who show more just happened to be Travis's cousin. Also, I don't want to leave our Jersey's friend Willow. This story was deep and profound in that we see that poor Jersey hadn't had a great life after the death of her mom [suicide] and living with her father who drank hadn't been great either. We find that Zay had also experienced some tragic in his life losing his sister and brother in an accident.

Meeting Zay was definitely one great thing to happen to Jersey [Kitten, Baby Doll] as Jay referred to her. I will say it took some time for these two to come together but with Zay's patience, he was truly there for Jersey in all she was going through. I loved how Zay was there to fight for Jersey's love.

At times Jersey got on my last nerve being so trying, but when it all came down she finally learns just whom she can trust and love realizing just who was there for her through the thick and thin in all that was going her with her life especially when it related to her father. I will say it was hard seeing the way her father treated her.

If you are looking for a good love story with a little bit of it from 'pain, loss, moving on, not letting ones past define you, effect of some good music and then by the end realizing that love is worth the risk' then you should pick up "Happiness in Jersey" to see how well this author brings it all out to the reader. show less