Review: Unbelieveable
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 3, 2014
A book has to be at least somewhat of a good story to receive three or more stars from me.I really did give this book a fair chance but it just didn't meet three or more star standards.  I enjoyed the beginning and even though I thought Kate was an idiot for agreeing to go through with the project I was willing to believe and read on.  It got worse as the story drug on and on with many things that did not really matter.  The part about the weir d old folks club was really useless to the story.  More insight to Anna and how she became “crazy” would have been good.  From the tidbits given away I figured she had multiple personalities, due to the “childish” items popping up in her bio.The ending was just horrible.  I understand that this is to be a series and based on this book I will not be reading the follow up books.  This story could have been told in one book if it was not filled with the dribble slow story that dwelled on Kate.  Obviously Ben is the better choice after what we find out about her husband.  And about that, the “struggle” to “save her marriage” could have been written better than it was.  It seemed like the author was so excited about this part that they just gushed out a base story and moved on.  What about Anna after she leaves the clinic?  Where is she now?  Did she go back to plan more havoc?Another thing that bothered me was Kate turned out to be a stereotyped dumb blonde woman.  She gets taken in via an e-mail hoax, doesn’t know that her husband isn’t who she thinks he is, doesn’t give Ben a fair shake,  and instead of telling her boss and hubby the truth she allows them to think less of her.Sorry, I just can’t recommend.