Review: A good read but not something awesome
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 22, 2013
Jenna emerged as a strong willed woman after her troubled youth.  Using sex thinking that it will give her the satisfaction, the love, and the care she so craved for after her father abandoned them and her mother crumbling to depression.  Probably studying Psychology has given her the right reasons for her actions and she started to fix her life.  Scared to commit into a relationship she only looks for a sex-partner with no strings attached.Came Luke, who is a has-been-womanizer and is looking for a more stable and lasting relationship.  That is where Jenna fits the picture, or so Luke thought.  The complications came when Luke learned of Jenna's past and for him to choose to keep a clean reputation to get the promotion that he is aiming for.I felt Luke was stupid.  He knew all along what Jenna was looking for and what she is ready to commit to, and that is not close to a serious relationship that he offered.  Then he went crazy when he heard from a very unreliable source what Jenna did during her early years.  How can he think that he loves her when he couldn't trust her in the first place?  Although he made it up big time with all the wooing that he has to go through to win back Jenna.The author however, failed to fit Jenna as the Psychologist that she is supposed to be.  She can barely handle her own emotional and psychological struggles.  That doesn't give her the right to counsel those in need if she herself is not psychologically fit.  Her actions are even immature at times.The ending may have been sweet if the author did not include the scene when Jenna fell off the water bed.  It relieved the reader of the romantic feel that was slowly unfolding and then went kaput all of a sudden.  I would recommend the book for a sweet and easy read.  Although the complications are too obvious that you would have thought of a solution before you even reach the page.