Review: Good banter & nice locale
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 9, 2013
I thought this was entertaining. It seemed as though there was a lot of inner monologues going on.It starts with Leah, who's plane has just landed in St. Lucia. She desperate for some peace and quiet and decides to hire a driver to take her to her hotel. As they go down a quiet road in the middle of the jungle, her driver stops, and robs her. Money, passport, everything.Marshall, comes out of the jungle towards the robbery in progress. Leah thinks he's an accomplice and figures she's done for. She's more than surprised when he actually helps her. She just doesn't understand why. Marshall's not really sure why he did either.The story follows to very jaded people, getting away from their lives and their problems.I enjoyed some of the banter between the two. I think I would have liked it better if it were longer and went a little deeper and took a little longer to resolve. To me that's a compliment to the author that I was sucked in enough to want more.