Review: 4.5 stars, really worth the pre-order
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 1, 2014
First, the sex scenes in this one were hot (and there was no inappropriate use of a washer. I thought it was used quite nicely.) Second, even though the author does a very good job telling who each character is for those who didn't start the series from the beginning or may have forgotten some, you'd be doing yourself an injustice by not reading the 3 previous books. It makes things fall into place better. And the truth about why Rey lost his daughter was revealed. Just wow.Now, in the description, Rey is described as "an angsty chef whose heart is in the right place even when his actions backfire". This made it seem like he was just being a typical worrywart & just tried a little too hard. No, Rey was an a**hole. I understand what he went through losing Faith, and how much it means to have her back. But the way he acted was not typical first time parent behavior. It was as if he were intentionally trying to push Sam away, to the point where I was thinking "there's going to be a 5th book where they determine if Sam comes back" Rey's behavior was awful and the only time I liked him was when he interacted with Faith. I really hated that he confided so much of his personal life to David, a man that he knew had been flirting with him. And I don't care for David much.Sam is still great of course, and Faith is a sweetheart who is so smart and so brave. Glad she wasn't written as a brat who tried to come between Sam and Rey. And I was pleased with HEA.