Ana is a sweet, innocent & sheltered 21 yr old who has had enough of the confines of the world she knows. The Author did a fantastic job with transitioning from Ana to X. As the listener, we get to see things from Ana's view and X's view. Hmmmm.Where to start.I guess if you haven't already guessed it, based on other reviews let me spell this out THIS BOOK WILL LEAVE YOU HANGING! Now, normally this wouldn't be a big deal, except Book 2 is not due to be released until later this year (yep, i checked the author's website!) The first thing I loved about this book is it's a 2-sided story.

Michelle, Please tell me there are more books in this series about X and Anna. Living out of a suitcase is hard!! Can Anna cope with that? Can Anna and Xander remain friends? Read the book to see. He just keeps popping up in her life and then he offers her a job she can't turn down. First trip home, he meets Anna on the plane. His life wasn't great, his gran was evil but that's normal to him. Detroit is where Xander (Phenomenal X) grow up with his mum and gran. Detroit is the place she was wants to make her dreams a reality. One day she has enough and moves to live with her aunt and cousin in Detroit. 'You can't do that' and 'you can't do this', is what she always hears from her father. Anna has been sheltered all of her life by her father. I love it, it's awesome but I just finished this book saying 'No, No, No, you can't end the book like that.' Michelle does it again. This was fine for a slight nostalgic trip to my old WWE fan days (no mention of this in the story, just with it staring a wrestler it made me think back to those characters) but I'll be stopping here and not continuing with their story.OMG, I am speechless. This was so over-the-top and dreamy girl fan fiction-y and it's a book one, as in the heroine and hero's story doesn't end. The protection of a grizzly but mostly acts like pooh bear his personality was definitely off kilter.

This honestly read like middle/high school entertainment wrestling fan fiction with its syurp-y sweet heroine and over-the-top damaged background, lacking much of a personality (we do get three or four povs from the hero), and borderline scary possessive big sexy dude. Look, middle school me who gasped when Stephanie McMahon decided to stay with Triple H, cheered for the Hardy Boyz, and named a gold fish Lita, kept reading this book and rated it. Come on, give the people what they came here for!!!! I call foul on there being no real entertainment wrestling until the 70%! We learn that his entrance song is X Going Give It To Ya by DMX but never learn his signature wrestling move.

Phenomenal X by Michelle A. Valentine