Another round of Bad Romance Book Club! 
 There will be SPOILERS in this review! 
 I wish I had a better thing to say, but at this point, we're reading this because we feel like we have to. At least the book was free. 
 We're back with Harlow and Grant, with all their drama. In this installment, our precious Harlow is - shockingly! - pregnant! 
 What? 
 Wait, what? 
 How did this happen? 
 Let's have Grant tell us: 
 "I fucking hated it, knowing that Harlow was facing these dangers because I didn't use a damn condom a couple of times." 
 Yes, Grant, you are. 
 Due to Harlow's heart condition, we all know she won't be able to survive this pregnancy. Something dramatic is bound to happen. But she will fight for her baby and refuses to even consider an abortion. (Yes, Abbi Glines, we all recognize your pro-life sentiments in this book. You made them clear in all your earlier work, but I guess you really wanted everyone to know for sure. Sheesh.) Instead of informing her baby's daddy of his impending fatherhood, she hid away from her father and rockstar lifestyle, the world, and tried to have some peace. I mean, her condition couldn't allow her to do much of anything. She didn't have to worry for very long as Grant got wind of her location and showed up to sweep her off her feet. 
 Blah blah, boring drama, blah blah. 
 Nothing happens in this book other than setting up yet more books for this ridiculous series and continuing the notion to have unsafe sex. 
 I think that's what pisses me off about this series the most: the lack of safe sex. 
 I recognize authors are not responsible for the lives of their readers and that we must take into consideration that this is the work of fiction. However, authors also must consider their target audience. This is new adult. The audience is between roughly 18-25. To continually write books about lots of rigorous sex without the use of a condom disgusts me. That is NOT okay. I think this stems from the author's personal views of pro-life/pro-choice matters, but to promote unhealthy sex lives is just ignorant and wrong. 
 While that made my blood boil, my bad romance book partner had problems with the female characterizations. 
 His words: "Her depictions of men are awful, but her female characters are so offensive and dangerous it's kind of incredible. I'm used to seeing lame male stereotypes even in romance stories that I actually enjoy but her shit goes above and beyond. She basically tells young women that as long as a man says I love you, and is willing to 'prove' it by fucking you, you should let him do whatever he wants. Don't expect emotion or tenderness except when he fucks someone else and wants to say sorry." 
 I don't understand why females are swooning over the men in these books and the girls are not to be admired. What she describes as courageous and strong are exceedingly weak and small-minded! 
 I'm starting to wonder if this is even entertaining anymore.