Review: Rushed and Unbelievable.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2014
I don't know where to start.  The book caught my attention with the first book but it was all down hill from there on.  The main character, Chloe is extremely neurotic, insecure and desperate.  Even through all of that, I found myself shaking my head at her actions because I did not find them believable.  Daniel - I couldn't even understand the supposed motivation for his behavior.  I don't know many that would b#@ch and moan because they were rescued from a war torn country and adopted by a wealthy man that obviously cared about him since that didn't seem to be among his flimsy confessions.  The whole series reads as flat and contrived situations strung together with little more than grubby floss.I'm getting tired of all these tacky "series" being rapidly thrown onto Amazon to garner a quick buck.  It's not fair to us, the readers and consumers, to have to wade through this cess pool of poorly written, poorly edited, few pages of what some are qualifying as "books" these days.  I believe "Indie" authors should have their opportunity to be published but not at the costly expense of the readers.  Amazon should be ashamed for letting this fiasco continue but I think as long as they are making money Amazon could care less.  I guess the best we can do is read the reviews before purchasing as some form of protection.  Whoever thought there would be a day when "buyer beware" applied to a book?