Review: Not bad. Quick read.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2013
This wasn't a bad book. I felt like I was missing part of the storyline. Initially, I didn't plan to review it thinking it wasn't worth the effort. After thinking about the questions I was left with, I decided to go ahead and review the book.Daegen and Rae had a previous relationship. Rae up and left suddenly. Daegen didn't know why. He was the only person she could contact to help her. They meet again. He was angry. She was angry and scared. Both were still intensely attracted to each other.Now I may have missed something, and if I did, I apologize. I still don't know why Rae left years ago. I don't remember her explaining why to Daegen when she returned. If she gave an explanation, it wasn't obvious enough in the book for me to remember. (I will be going through again to see if I missed it.)It would have also been nice to have more information about their previous relationship. How they met, etc. We know she had a job when she left to meet Daegen again. She was supposed to be back at a certain time because the success of a project depended on it. I don't remember her ever contacting her boss. What, no phone?Daegen had a son. Rae and his son connected. It would have been good to see more of that relationship. The son seemed to accept Daegen very easily. No real questions, anxieties, conversations between the two. Just I'm your father, you're going to live here now, book, done.The relationship between Rae and her father which was an integral part of the storyline seemed hollow. Brief conversation after she had been kept from seeing him for his long? Daegen didn't more time with him then Rae did.I felt like there were a number of holes in the story, but it wasn't bad for a quick read. It wasn't so bad that I would give it 2 stars.  After all, I have no idea what feelings the writer was trying to accomplish in the way she told her story.