Review: It was okay
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 19, 2013
The main character Careese was annoying, she really had an issue with men and I know her ex had a lot to do with that but it didn't even go into depth about what happened with the ex to cause her to be such an annoying, assuming hard head.  Graham had patience and dealt with a lot of her unnecessary emotionally assuming crap which is why I didn't understand Graham's reasoning for flipping the script and running away after all of that chasing and having to take time to 'think' without even a courtesy phone call for weeks at a time and figuring she was ready for something he wasn't when that wasn't what she said. Very immature on both of their parts and really didn't fit where the story was heading.  Then it's like the character Rick was mildly bi-polar, he was the brother of Grahams ex-fiance who was jealous of Grahams company and tried to sabotage his magazine causing him to fire good people and almost lose his company yet Rick was mad at him calling off the wedding and leaving her behind.  Then Rick was supposed to be liking her friend Yvette why was he suddenly in Careese's face trying to tell her that Graham ran away like he did on his sister and didn't want kids. Then everything happened so fast and wasn't paced so a lot of things didn't make sense. Yvette runs a community center and she is being threatened yet tells no one until incidents gets out of hand??? Really??? So you put kids and peoples lives at risk by not paying attention to the obvious or because of ego basically?  It was a lot of assuming mixed with non communication with each other in this book.  The best Characters were Yvette and Grahams older sister. The story in itself was okay I understood where it was 'trying' to go, it just didn't reach there.