Review: Annoying heroine, flat hero, decently written
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 12, 2013
This was just okay. No complaints about the writing and nicely edited (no glaring typos, etc.) but I found myself very annoyed with Bea. Actually more than annoyed. I wanted to slap her. By the end, I felt Jeremy deserved better. Jeremy was certainly no alpha, either. We're never told why Bea has such a chip on her shoulder or what such an unlikable person did to snag Mr. Perfect (if a little on the boring side). The author lets a few regionalisms slip in, which glare at you. Americans do not put things in a "post box" and are almost never "gobsmacked". I've always found the amnesia meme a little far-fetched and this book was no exception. Perhaps a little more research would have been in order. I find it difficult to accept a doctor's pronouncement that there's no 'explanation' for anything.