Review: First suspend your judgments and then read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 22, 2013
Please don't read  any of the negative reviews and then choose to pass on this book; it was an excellent read. But I can tell you that you do need to be in the right frame of mind and prepared to suspend your judgments before reading it. I literally could not put this book down, I was completely enthralled and stayed up all night hanging of every written word.****SPOILERS BELOW****This book in the D'Amato series is not for the faint of heart. It will definitely piss you off. You will run through a gambit of emotions when reading this book. I am still not sure how I feel about Eli, his remorse was not that obvious and I don't feel he redeemed himself at all; I wish he would have had to grovel a bit more before Faith took him back. I think Simone was a typical stupid woman and she was also manipulative. I don't feel like he wanted to walk away from her and really be back with his wife. His epiphanies were flat to me. Again, Eli needed to grovel more, I need to see this, see him... Really chase after after his wife.However, I was riveted from the first word to the last. I felt like a voyeur, peeping into someones else's life when reading this book and that says a lot about this book and Vera's writing abilities. In the follow-up, if we could have some closure, and real HEA for Eli and Faith, and have our faith him restored, it will make all this worth while.