Review: great read and open for a book 2
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 24, 2013
i have to say that i found that the overall story was great. Molly has emotion and commitment issues with good reason. her adoptive father who is a professor and a great addition to the community dies of a heart attach. during the funeral Molly is going through so many emotion, from hate to forgiveness and then she breaks. has she is being asked how she is holding up by all these strangers that see the monster in her life as a saint, she runs in hopes that she can run away from life itself. but where she ends up is a bar, after several drinks she some how ends up in a booth with a guy ( Ian) she can barely stand and Ian offers to give her a bed that she can sleep it off.they head to his hotel, once there Molly begins to undress him and Ian stops her. he feels that he isn't made for casual sex. the following morning Molly wakes to having no memory of what happen, other then a cute guy laying there naked. she takes off. and remembers she has to meet the lawyer. still feeling sick she shows up and to her surprise the guy she woke up to this morning is there. with so many emotions she really doesn't know why he is sitting there. but the surprise of a life come to her full force he is the blood son of her adoptive father. the will is read and Molly is left with only 500.00 dollars. Ian tells molly that she is welcome to stay at the house has long as she would like. Molly has commitment issues, trust issues and more then most a secret that she has never reviled to anyone. but she feel safe for some reason with Ian. between the relationship that is forming between them, they find that they are attracted to one another. after a night of real passion and what seems to move Molly in away that has never before. i have to say that each page will have you time that you want to shake her till some since is registered in her head and heart. the author leave it open to continue the journey with Molly and Ian for there next chapter. the adventure of finding out who Molly really is.