Review: Hurmor, poignant, adventure, love and yes wonderful sex!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2014
To be honest when I read the first book "Tink's Neverland" I was disappointed and only rated it three stars. Like a lot of readers I felt as if the story was incomplete and was hoping she would tie up all the questions in this book. Ms. Smith did that and more. She introduced us to new characters that in themselves can be spin off series. She also expanded on intros into the Bell family and I enjoyed the humor, openness and love between them all. Some readers will grade this low because of some of the comments that have been repeated in the book by different characters, my answer to them. Try writing a book yourself and get it published by yourself. It's hard work and an author puts a lot of themselves in their work. They look at it as their child and knowing from experience it hurts when readers give critical reviews because for the most part while they say they liked the book they rate the author low due to grammatical errors. Every book has them, even the ones released by large publishing firms. Self publishers don't have the luxury of a team of editors, agents, cover designers or the publisher advertising their work.I personally enjoyed this story so much that I started reading it around four in the afternoon and only put the book down when I had to run errands for the home. The book is both humorous and sensitive as it deals with some of the real issues that plague our society. Hannah is both strong yet vulnerable. She resists love yet desperately needs it. Borj is strong, driven, protective and like all men he will make mistakes. However he is not afraid to admit when he is wrong and realizes like his brother he has much to learn about the human women. Their love will be tested several times but like every good love story there is a happy ending. If you want to enjoy a good love story that will both tug at your heart and make you laugh buy this book. I would suggest you purchase the first in the series but it is not necessary. This book could be a stand alone. I gave the book five stars because I loved the book, I can overlook grammatical errors because she took me away for a day into her world and made me believe.