Review: Where is the Romance
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2013
"If you don't stand for something you'll fall for anything" and I'm for heart- felt commitments that bind one heart to another; that  strengthen resolve to reserve oneself for one other  and enables one to forgive a moment of weakness. Forever is book one in a series and is the beginning of what may be a "good read" but, as a stand alone it fails to bring about an emotional connection with the Characters of Liv, Constantine, Devon and Cole.  Forever offers PLENTY of sex:  sex between  Liv and  Constantine,, sex between Liv and Devon, sex between Liv and Cole but again it does not  lay the emotional framework that connects with readers. With Liv there is no single moment of weakness. She is a vampire and anything goes. Vampire romance often resembles human romance in its emotional attachments that lead to explosive sexual encounters but not so in Forever. Liv, young, rich, beautiful , is insatiable where each of her men is concerned and she gives herself to each without measure. By the story's end,  she agrees to marry Cole, who is human, and turn him into a vampire so that they too can be together forever. She has informed Cole that Constantine and Devon will always be in her life; however, Cole does not know of Devon and Liv's sexual relationship. There is no turning back for Cole. He knows too much. With four books in a series I think there will be a lot of heart ache and questions leading into the next book and the next... I would have liked to witness Cole and Liv's relationship  move toward monogamy but Given the choice i rather not become emotionally involved.