This book was so silly and ridiculous it was funny. I enjoyed it and look forward to the next book in the series.

I love how well the author shows this relationship from the male point-of-view. This story fills in a lot of the questions I had about the other books in the series!

I love how well the author shows this relationship from the male point-of-view. This story fills in a lot of the questions I had about the other books in the series!

I love how well the author shows this relationship from the male point-of-view. This story fills in a lot of the questions I had about the other books in the series!

4.5 stars, actually.It's pretty difficult for me to award more than 4 starts to a Novella that basically acts as an interim story between two actual books in the series. A Novella that doesn't resolve anything, a novella that basically just stops at the end.....and yet I'm giving this one 4.5?I've pretty much only given interim short stories/novellas by like Ilona Andrews and Patricia Briggs that high a score before.I don't know, maybe I'm in a good mood? Maybe it's because this Novella picks up...

This novella might help readers understand Becker a bit better, but I didn't think it gave me any more insight than my reading of the main series novels did. Storywise, you get a better handle on his actions (some of which weren't clarified in the main books).I like both Kate and Becker, but think they'd both be better served if they'd just have a little more self-worth and courage and tell each other how they feel. A lot of their problems are self-made and this mealy-mouthedness makes me irrita...

This novella might help readers understand Becker a bit better, but I didn't think it gave me any more insight than my reading of the main series novels did. Storywise, you get a better handle on his actions (some of which weren't clarified in the main books).I like both Kate and Becker, but think they'd both be better served if they'd just have a little more self-worth and courage and tell each other how they feel. A lot of their problems are self-made and this mealy-mouthedness makes me irrita...

RevealingExcellent novella! I read the entire series and got Kate’s viewpoint on their relationship and this story is Becker’s view on it. It is interesting to read a man’s view on the relationship with a woman in this case it is pack.

RevealingExcellent novella! I read the entire series and got Kate’s viewpoint on their relationship and this story is Becker’s view on it. It is interesting to read a man’s view on the relationship with a woman in this case it is pack.

*I received this book free from the author in exchange for an honest review*If you enjoyed Romancing the Null and Conditional Probability of Attraction then you'll enjoy seeing how things are from Becker's POV. I do suggest reading this after book one, otherwise if you read it later then it seems more like a flashback. An 'oh yeah, I remember that' will more than likely cross your mind like it did mine.You don't really learn any more about the storyline, but you do find out why Becker acts the w...

Loved this mini-story from Becker's view, plus it really helps to flesh out the supporting characters in the rest of the series.ETA: Reread it, and still just love Becker.

Loved this mini-story from Becker's view, plus it really helps to flesh out the supporting characters in the rest of the series.ETA: Reread it, and still just love Becker.

I received this book in exchange for an honest review. My full review is also available at http://papercraneseandd.blogspot.com/... Ever since this novella was announced, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it. I was dying for a look into The Outlier Prophecies from Ian Becker’s point of view, because I wanted to understand him better as a character. I wanted to know more about his day-to-day life and more into his past, and Big Bad Becker gave me exactly what I was looking for.Big Bad Becker tak...

I received this book in exchange for an honest review. My full review is also available at http://papercraneseandd.blogspot.com/... Ever since this novella was announced, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it. I was dying for a look into The Outlier Prophecies from Ian Becker’s point of view, because I wanted to understand him better as a character. I wanted to know more about his day-to-day life and more into his past, and Big Bad Becker gave me exactly what I was looking for.Big Bad Becker tak...

I have been reading this series from the beginning. All of the regular number books are from Kate's perspective. I often wonder what exactly is going through Becker's mind being that he is so moody and conflicted about things. Well I don't have to wonder any more. This was a great in-between book. His thoughts are just as jumbled as I imagined and it was awesome. The guy's view was so informative and had me understand more of the dynamic between the two main characters in the series. Need some m...

I have been reading this series from the beginning. All of the regular number books are from Kate's perspective. I often wonder what exactly is going through Becker's mind being that he is so moody and conflicted about things. Well I don't have to wonder any more. This was a great in-between book. His thoughts are just as jumbled as I imagined and it was awesome. The guy's view was so informative and had me understand more of the dynamic between the two main characters in the series. Need some m...

This review is cross-posted to Amazon. I received an advanced reading copy in exchange for an honest review.This novella features a shift in point of view character from Kate to Becker.When you're looking at Becker from Kate's perspective, it's easy to fall in love with him. In Big Bad Becker, it's impossible not to.Big Bad Becker takes place between Romancing the Null and Conditional Probability of Attraction. New characters and a deeper understanding of Becker's attraction to and fear of Kate

Enjoyed reading this bookLoved this book as well as the other books. Hope there are many more books by this author, Tina Gower.

Enjoyed reading this bookLoved this book as well as the other books. Hope there are many more books by this author, Tina Gower.