Review: Glad When It Was Over
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 24, 2012
This was not a bad read. The heroine is a poor but hardworking dance teacher and the hero is a rich, powerful, sexy man who has a young son who takes dance lessons from the heroine. Hero, being a true alpha male, doesn't want his son taking dancing lessons -- he should be doing more manly things like working out at the gym with dad/hero. Oh yeah, dad is a compulsive womanizer when he's not screwing things up with his son or being pushed around by HIS dad. Heroine, through her sterling character changes the lives of all those around her, and they all live happily ever after.The plot moved along at a good clip for the first two-thirds of the book. Then things ground to a halt in a series of contrived misunderstandings which were miraculously resolved in the last ten pages. I never thought it would end!The story is set on Long Island, but not the fancy part. The author gives us a good sense of place.I'd recommend this for a vacation read if there isn't anything better around. I won't be reading it again.Comment