Review: The title really fits with this story.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 11, 2014
Let me start off by saying I am thrilled when authors ask for reviews. I was excited to read something by a new author in exchange for a review. I am a completely honest person and very opinionated so here it goes.This is a fast paced book, and at first it bounced around a bit, but as you read the rest of the story it became better. There are a few things I didn't like and they are listed below...for me to list them means they really just bothered me. There is a strong connection between Nathan and Eva just from the first sight. Once they realize they will be working together the emotions are everywhere. Now, this storyline is a good one, I get the main idea, but the wording makes it difficult. Honestly I don't like the ending, mainly because I want to know if they work through their problems and such. Eva has a past of difficulty with guys because of one ex beating her, and with Nathan's violence in the ring it makes it hard on her, but when he protects her and the way she acted really is kind of immature because she should have looked at the bigger picture. I get the title because they both clearly go through struggles of life, but the characters really are drama filled and immature.But over all I rate this a 3 star book. If you can over look the things listed below its a good read.First: grammatical errors, punctuation errors and just over all lack of synonyms, repetitive words.Second: it bounced around, like really, it went so fast and in different directions considering this is a dual POV I can over look some, but not all.I would recommend this book as one to read on rainy or snowy days when you don't want to do anything else or maybe when your on vacation.