Zero Chance

This short book is an interesting insight into the Kit and Tully universe. I haven't read the other books in the series, but this one can be read as a standalone story.

It's quite refreshing to read a story from the point of view of the bad guy, it's impossible to have much sympathy for the main character here and I found myself hoping everything goes wrong for him.

All in all, this was an enjoyable quick read.

As with the rest of this series so far, I absolutely loved this one! Told from what I thought would be a slightly odd perspective going into it, I thought the way it worked with Mac telling the story actually worked out great given where the story went in this fourth book. While I'm still not a particularly big Mac fan, I did love getting a short stay inside his head, seeing what he thought of everything, and he was the perfect person to be able to fill us in on both sides of the Kit & Tully relationship with where it stood during this one. I think I loved this one even more than the last one and I'm looking forward to seeing how the next one goes and whose side we get to hear it from.

Love or Music… Which should they choose and what price do they have to pay?

If bad boy, Mac Whitehead believed in ancient legends, he’d know exactly what to choose, no matter the cost…

Meanwhile, despite hot rockstar looks and a raspy voice, nothing is going his way. Mac blames Tully for his run of bad luck. And he’s convinced Kit is the solution to all his problems.
But Mac has never paid any attention to Kit before, not even when she had a crush on him.
She knows it can mean only one thing.
He wants something.

But what could possibly persuade Kit to help arch-enemy, Mac Whitehead?

Really enjoyed this story. Will recommend to others.

We are back in the Kit and Tully world and boy was a I glad to be back even though we were following my least favorite character Mac. He reminds me of a fuck boy who thinks he should have everything. He has rock star personality but does not want to put in the work to be a rock star. Though I definitely don't like Mac and I don't think this book was meant to make you like him all that much I liked seeing his point of view. I can tell knowing his thoughts will be important later on.
One bad thing I can say about this book is I felt like I was missing part of the story from the last book to this book. Did I miss a part where Kit and Tully Broke up? I mean I am glad to see them back together but what.
I can't wait to see how this series goes though, I will definitely be keeping an eye out for the next book.