Review: I see a rabbit in a stew-pot over this
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 04 24, 2014
Okay, so man cheats on wife whom he supposedly loves. When I began reading it, I didn't like Megan I felt she was too uppity and entitled. She always expects Jordan to bring her something pretty, but their relationship didn't really seem like love to me. She was too shallow and Jordan was too busy having sex with her to see it. Then Julie enters the picture, is there a bigger cliche? I cannot think of one, virgin, beautiful, blonde, desperate for a job that pays better than the waitressing job which is likely the only job she's really qualified for unless there's a job for a mistress, which of course she's all over that. In reality it's so shallow, there's no surprises here. Julie has sex with Jordan, he supposedly takes her virginity, then while he's just barely begun she's making plans, thinking she loves him, thinking he'll leave his wife for her, that he loves her otherwise he wouldn't take her virginity. Okay wait "WHAT" yeah that's true love there for sure (eye roll) then surprise surprise the wife is out of town and Jordan and Julie are at it like rabbits. The wife returns and Julie pops up on their doorstep in tears, do we really need another book to tell us that Julie is pregnant? Now I've given a complete breakdown of the story, you don't have to buy it, but for me, this is a bit like a train wreck, I just can't look away. So I'll be buying the next installment just to watch the horrors unfold.