Review: A little confusing but still a page turner if only to try and straighten out what was going on.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 31, 2014
A slow start, it needs more information. What was so  intriguing about Carrie for him to send an email to her of that nature or better yet was he so conceded that he thought he could make such a request to his assistant because she was "fat" "curve" making her more sesceptible? There was a good storyline but got distracted with new characters being added without any depth to them.. Love the twist of the parents of David and Aaron but of course I am sure that all parents want to make sure their children make a good match. Got the feeling that book 3 was not put in the right place, it just didn't feel like it flowed with the other 2. Heather's sister needed a lot more developing. There was no discription, I felt of her at all. It is nice to see that a author is willing to write about females that were not 5'2', eyes of blue, and 100 lbs. Sexiness is all about finesse and anyone can pull it off with a little effort no matter what their physical description is. I think this author was out of her depths when it came to writing about a true sexy  person that carried herself well and this could be done at the point when David started to dress Carrie appropriately according to his taste at his station in life. I will be reading it over at some point as I did like it but I will not be spending the high price for the rest of them as I don't think I am that interested in the story line. I got my $1.00 worth of entertainment.