Review: Make Up Your Own Mind
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2014
I almost didn't read this after reading a couple of the reviews. I'm glad that I did.  Sure this hero isn't perfect - people aren't in real life.  They screw up, make mistakes, blow it, and hope for redemption and forgiveness.  I think it is sad that someone judges a story by expecting the hero to be perfect.  How boring romances would be if that were the case.Don't throw this story away because Hawk isn't perfect.  I also found the heroine to be exactly right - what a woman would be with manipulative parents who didn't let her do anything - naive.  She is not stupid, just inexperienced. I don't think there was one time I wanted to smack her and say, "Oh come on!!"  A good sign (smile).It is as good as the others in this series and I can't wait for the rest of the men's stories.  I salute the author for not making the hero perfect and for trusting her characters to find their own way.  I hate when stories follow cookie-cutter plots because them they all begin to read the same and get boring.  If you've followed the author this far, keep on; you won't regret it.