Review: Nothing Like a Scorned Woman
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 6, 2013
The story follows the lives of a famous athlete, his wife, who's really the financial holder in the relationship, their friends and the problems that arise when one allows too many vices in life to control their household as well as allowing too many people in their personal life.I was pleasantly surprised with this book, "Raging Blue." The main characters Blue and Jay were on a spiral downfall from the first page. Too many outside forces contributed to the demise of their marriage and it just goes to show that everything done in the dark will come to the light. The author, Renee Flagler, kept the plot going and kept the story moving along. There were not so many scene changes that you got lost in the story. The only thing that I can say that I thought she could've improved on is Blue appeared so needy until almost the end of the book. Even though she set about to right the wrongs done to her, she seemed to never really develop a strong backbone until almost the end and I really wanted Mia to get what was coming to her. That really did not take away from the story, it's just an observation. I must say I really enjoyed this novel and look forward to more from the author in the future. I would like to know how everything turns out with Gavin, Blue, Jay and even Mia, although she is one you love to hate. I give this novel a strong 4 stars and would recommend it to other readers!Reviewed by: Lisa