I was all excited to fall for Jett Keller the lead singer of a local band and he didn’t disappoint. Jett was all heart!!

Philip Terrance John MURPHY, Sutherland Drive, Torquay, Age: 48. On 15/05/2011 at Torquay assaulted female by beating. Plea: Not Guilty. Between 16/05/2011 and 21/06/2011 at Torquay pursued a course of conduct which amounted to the harassment of a female. Plea: Not Guilty. Remanded on bail until 22/11/2011 at 10:00. The second installment of ‘Marked Men’ series is about Rule’s friend, Jet- and Shaw’s friend/roommate, Ayden. When Ayd first see’s Jet, she is instantally attracted to him. She knows she shouldn’t be. He is not the type of guy she can be with. Ayden is a little screwed up because of her past. This series is a winner in my book… our author has a voice with a unique insight to this crew… little Cora and Rule’s brother Rome is up next and I can hardly wait… but I will ask … please don’t forget Rowdy or Nash, those two have big hearts and I am just as interested in them as all the other…and that is because you, Jay Crownover, make me want to know them better. Jet is the lead singer in a local metal band, runs his own studio, and is dealing with family issues. He’s always been content with hooking up with random groupies and just living his life how he wants, as long as he always has his music. He wasn’t expecting one girl could change his entire view on love and relationships.I was particularly impressed with how both tried to talk to each other… they would try in the best way they could to confront and share when they thought they could. Ayden really rang the bell for being an incredibly strong woman and able to a great loyal and supportive friend. She did make some choices which were self-sacrificing… but at the time it was the only way clear in her mind. I really respected and liked her.

The narrators for both Ayden and Jet's parts were decent. There were some parts that I would space out but I can't really pinpoint if that was the voice or the Ayden parts I just wanted to fast forward through. Overall it was a good audio production.Any who, the next installment in the series, Jett missed it’s MARK for several reasons and had me skimming (which I very rarely do).

It pains me to write this review because I was all about the first book of this series Rule which sits on my favorite shelf... enough said. Eeehhhh, no. Not loving the cover. Nothing says trying too hard like studded everything. And he's not how I pictured Jet. But I still can't wait to read the book! Since they're all friends, we get to see glimpses of Shaw and Rule and I'm happy to see their love fest going strong and how they have progressed as a couple. ***happy feels*** Plea: Not Guilty. On 02/06/2011 at Torquay assaulted a female by beating. Plea: Not Guilty. Remanded in custody until 01/11/2011.

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Have no fear, this story ends with a great big hea for Jett and Ayden, even though this couple spent more time completely apart than together than as a couple. They both have more in common then they think. Both have messed up family situations, Ayden just finds it necessary to hide hers. A ghost from Ayden’s past appears and it makes her second guess everything. So she does the stupid girl thing.... Please, don't get me started on the sex parts because they were so, so hot, I melted... . I devoured every sexy snippet and drooled over Jet tats. One big annoyance in this book was the misuse of words. For example, taunt and taut are not the same thing yet when describing someone’s body, taunt was used more often than not (and if the correct word, taut, had been used instead, I’d be complaining about how overused it was) and I have no idea how that got by anyone reading the book before it was published.

Well aside from the fabulous characters, this book has a slow agonising build up of connection and chemistry that just reading about made me want a cold shower. I also fell for the darker side of the story ~ The ghosts of Jet and Ayden's pasts certainlyThat really is one of the burning and continuing questions considered in the follow-up book Jet, in the series Marked Men by Jay Crownover. I do like how this ended though...thank goodness! I'm loving the fairly decent length epilogues and the little cliffy for the next book. Fast forward a year and Jet has become Ayden’s roommate, moving into the house she shares with her friend, Cora. Both Jet & Ayden try everything in their power to fight their feelings for each other and to remain friends, with no avail. Their constant resistance didn’t bother me because I loved the intense buildup of their relationship. I was able to understand and sympathize with the reasons they both had for fighting their growing attraction for each other. They had similar terrible upbringing that shapes what they do and how they live their lives currently.