Review: Afterburn
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2014
I'm a HUGE Nia Forrester fan. I love her writing voice and how "true" her character's dialogue ring, whether interracting with another or entirely in their heads. I loved a few things about this particular story: I loved how Chris grew from being this totally self absorbed, womanizing mogul, into a caring and attentive father and man that realized his culpability in the treatment of and resposiblities for his baby's momma's insecurities. I loved the fact that he realized that he couldn't make Robyn his Cheetah on a leash, and live a happy life with her.  He wasn't perfect, but his realizations were eye opening and heart warming. I liked Robyn - yeah, she had some self absorbed moments, but think about it: she'd endured being the opposite with her first husband and she hated it and the thought of re-enacting the same concessions with Chris scared her, and rightfully so. You only get one life, sometimes - well, you have to cater to yourself. I don't call it selfish necessarily, well...maybe just a little. I can't give specifics without posting spoilers here but whenever you see the name Nia Forrester on a book, buy it without hesitation. You can thank me later :-)