Review: The reasons why I read.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 31, 2014
It was free.It had 100 pages.The book was well-written and I can not remember if there were any glaring errors.Even with the above stated praises, it was simply okay. Why? I hate when indie/self-published authors do not try to tie up loose ends in books that are part of a series. This one, as seems to the the norm, ends with a cliffie. I read awhile back, but I do believe the heroine left the hero after their very copious and heated sex. Additionally, for some reason there is a rise of wealthy heroes who are written with primary interest in the BDSM lifetsyle (*coughs Fifty Shades much*) and that particular dominance in the publishing industry is becoming trite and commonplace.There is a fine art in ending a book that leaves readers wanting to click Amazon's one-click icon when Part 2 of a book comes out, and sadly, this book did not end like that for me.But, as a free book, it is still worth the one-click to add to one's library.