Review: One of the most unbelievable books I have ever read
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 07 26, 2013
**Warning! This review does contain spoilers**I am sure I will get bashed for this review but that is okay with me because this review is needed badly.  This is a book about abuse, rape, secrets and lies. If this is not the types of books you like then I would move on.The first part of the book was not to horrible aside from the horrible grammar, overused word, misused words and misspelled words. This lasted all through the book sadly. Everyone was always biting their lips for example. Almost every time someone talked they were biting their lip. This being only one small example.My other issue is that Jenny gets in a relationship of sorts with a Pastor, she also owns a coffee shop/christen book store. Yet she uses the word God a LOT. The pastor even says Oh god several times. To me this just does not fit the characters at all. It makes the conversations and the characters seem stilted.The majority of the book was so unbelievable that instead of feeling bad for what Jenny had gone through I just wanted to laugh. No I am not cold hearted and no I am not saying all this could not ever happen to one person. How she acted and the added characters, Morgan and Chantal for example were just completely flat characters that were very unbelievable most times.The ending was tied up in a nice predictable little bow that was supposed to make you happy I guess but for me a book trying to be realistic and then everything just works out perfect does not fit. Do not get me wrong if there was not some sort of closure I would not have liked that either but not this perfect wrapped up all in a red bow ending either.