Review: COMPLETELY MISLEADING BOOK DESCRIPTION
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 11 14, 2012
The mother's betrayal of her daughter spoiled the book for me, of an otherwise OK story.But I must say that the description of the book is totally wrong.  I am always looking for a book, where the hero has more feelings for the heroine, than she for him.  And the description of this book certainly implied this scenario.  WRONG!!!!!!!!, from the first page the heroine, is obssesed with the hero, in flash backs we get to see that she always had a crush on the hero, and that she was never able to forget him.  I mean at least 70% of the book, is about the heroine's musings as to how much she wants the hero, and finally that she loves him.  In the other hand, in the few internal musings of the hero, never once is the word love mentioned.  Yes, he desires her, and it is implied that he has feelings for her, but nothing more.  Finally, when it comes time to part, he, does not ask her to stay.  She is the one who runs to him, declares her love first, and compromises to be able to have a life together.  We find out that the hero "actually" loves the heroine, at the very end, after she confesses her love for him, he admits he had always loved her, what ever that means.  Very little,(last few pages) too late.The story of this book is OK, if you like that type of story line.  However, the book description ( to entice a reader to purchase) is way off.  There should be a rule, as to prohibit an author to describe his/her book, in such a deceptive way.