Review: Good plot, but dragged things out....
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 27, 2012
When I started this book, I had great hopes.  It was easy to get into, and I got lost into the lives of the characters.  The book centers around husband and wife, Jenna and Devon.  They like nice things and as a result, owe some money.  We can all relate to that, right?!  For about "50%" of the book, the author goes on and on about the debt issue.  It didn't need to be talked about for that length of time.  The point could have gotten across without us having to endure all that unnecessary reading.  After the first half of the book, an "accident" occurs.  Lies triangulate.  People are hurt.  Suspense builds.  Then it dies.  Again, it seemed the author would take on happening and over-talk about it.  I felt as if I was reading the same idea, thoughts, words, over and over.  Yet, I was still curious on how it would end.  As I reach the end, I expected a long, drowned out ending since the rest of the book was like that.  But I got an abrubt one instead.  It could have been more dramatic and thought out.  I would not recommend this book to a friend. I received a complimentary copy of this book in order to review it.