Review: Eh...I wouldn't have paid for it.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 9, 2012
The book started off okay. But, it quickly turned to repetitious and boring. Like others have said in their reviews, about halfway through it was to the point of not wanting to finish it. I finished it, otherwise I wouldn't have reviewed it.  The book was so eh by the end of it that I didn't even bother reading the teaser from the next book. The editing was slightly sound, the formatting didn't jump around, so those were pluses. The cover really didn't do much for me, but to each their own.There was nothing compelling about the story, characters or situations. They were what's to be expected in a book based in this time frame. When writing period books you really need to make it stand out from the others because they all start to blend together. In the beginning, it honestly had promise, but the author just kept repeating the same thing over and over and it made the characters forgettable, boring, annoying, and not worth following in the future. It was way too long, considering that it didn't really go anywhere, and where it was meant to go could have been done in half the pages. The intimacy between them was blase at best, very amateurish in execution, and did very little to stimulate the reader.Sadly, this story blended into the rest of the BLAH collective in my mind and on my kindle.I wouldn't read more from the author, she lost the story and my attention halfway through.And I wouldn't recommend it to others.