Review: Please don't read if you don't want spoilers
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2014
How do you call this a conclusion (which means the end) and not have a conclusion?  What happened to all the bad guys?  What happened to Ethan's evil brother and mother?  What happened to her idiot brother?  What happened to her bully employees?It's like the author just decided to give Ethan and Chloe "their" happily ever after but not resolve ANY of the issues.  On top of that, I was just so ANNOYED with Chloe.Her whiplash moods were hurting my brain. Poor Ethan, he was getting all the punishment for his family's sins.  She says he's not to blame but keeps taking it out on him.  Makes no sense.  She's so tough and mean to him (who does nothing but treat her like a Queen) but she takes the bullying from his family and her co-workers.  Someone please explain this to me.  This book would have gotten a 3.5 star rating if it wasn't for all the contradictions and the inconclusive ending.Note to authors, stop misleading your fans.  That's how you lose them.I loved Ruined and checked religiously for this book (even with my let down with other author's sequels, trilogies or series gone wrong) and now have to add this to the endless list of huge disappointments.If you're going to add more to the series, PLEASE say it's a trilogy so you give the buyer an option.  I call this the Sylvia Day syndrome.