Review: I feel duped.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 2, 2013
This was nearly impossible to read.  The entire second volume is just filler.  Useless, mindless filler.  The first two chapters...maybe three are the last chapters of volume one.  Again filler.  Apparently this author believes for some unknown reason that 50,000 words constitutes a novel.  It doesn't.  50,000 words is roughly 5-10 chapters of a real book.  There is absolutely no point to volume two.  Literally two pages are devoted as to what constitutes a good lobster roll.  Jennifer is a character that becomes more unlikable as the story...aka filler...progresses.  The timeline at the beginning of volume two is so messed up that I'm not sure what in the hell happened and when it actually happened.  One minute she is outside of work the next she's back in her 'gatsby' like gown and then several hours later or weeks,still don't know, she's having breakfast with Alex thinking back on the museum party.  I'm confused just trying to describe it.  The authors detailed descriptions are just not 'divoon'. They are obnoxious. I downloaded volume one for free.  It was interesting enough that I purchased the second and pre ordered the third.  Last night I cancelled the pre order.  I couldn't possibly pay to read one more word.  Honestly I get the feeling this writer is laughing at those of us who were actually expecting a continuation to the story.  Yes 60% through volume two Jennifer loses her v card.  Alexander can go at it all night.  He buys her lots of stuff.  Pays her $500,000 to come back to work for him.  There are death threats at the end of the book. That about sums it up.  I do not understand how this second installment got any five star reviews.  What a waste of time.  Seriously it was painful to finish.  I want my time back.  I gave it two stars because I laughed once.