Review: This wasn't as good as the first story and some of the scenario's ...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
I said in my review for No one's Angel that I'd give a second book in this series a try and I have. This wasn't as good as the first story and some of the scenario's were even less credible than those in the first book. The h was a witness to the villain's attempt on the life of the previous book's h. She is now finished school and going off to college but the H from book 1 wants her protected. He hires the H to be the h's bodyguard, very much against her will as she's longing for some freedom. The h has felt a huge burden ever since her twin died soon after birth. Her mother has issues and everyone has always been over-protective. The H is damaged because his first love had been killed and he felt responsible for not protecting her so he never wants to love again. He goes off with the h to college and blows hot and cold with her from the start.+++Spoilers+++I nearly fell over when I learnt that the H was only about 21 or 22 max. We know that he is 3 years older than the h, who is nearly 19. However he is portrayed someone as older because he has his own business plus he'd been in the Marines when his first love was killed. I just didn't find this at all credible since he vowed never to love again. WTH?? I'm not going to go into some of the other ridiculous stuff that went on with the h's room mates and college mates. The final part about her twin just ruined the book for me.I won't be buying any more of these books