Review: Heroine on the run from family
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 28, 2014
I received this book from the author and the Making Connections group in exchange for a honest review.This was an OK read for me.  Very linear in storyline.  Although, I did not guess who was really the villain.  I really liked the ending.  Supposedly, the heroine has not been around very many men in her life.  So, it did not fit that she keeps pressuring the hero.  Reminds me of Twilight, many times I wanted to slap Bella and tell her to let Edward be the gentleman he wanted to be.  I wish their relationship would have had more build-up to it.The Story:  Sandi(the heroine) has been living in the United States for five years following her escape from her family.  She is from India and escaped an arranged marriage among other things.  Mitchell Rovich (the hero) sent Ethan (his friend) to India to rescue her five years ago.  Sandi has turned into a successful artist and her agent Eve is the only person she has contact with at the agency that represents her.One day after meeting with Eve, she is just about home and sees her father and her cousin.  She panics and walks fifty blocks to Mitchell's place.  She knocks on the door and when he opens it she barges in.  He does not recognize her and assumes she is a prostitute.  He had just got over a relationship and thinks one of his friends sent her.  After awhile, his assumption is corrected and he remembers her.  He tries to call Ethan, but he is unavailable so he has her stay with him.  He now has to protect her from her family.  Sandi has always thought about him and eventually their relationship develops.The rest of the book deals with Sandi and Mitchell's HEA and the eventual confrontation with her family.