Review: Better Than Before
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 28, 2013
This story was really good until about half way through. Spence lied to Annie about who he really was. Understandably Annie was very upset and untrusting. However, it dragged on forever and then she got stupid. Her insecurities drove me nuts. She was fickle and a control freak. I ended up hating her character and was really annoyed by all the back and forth in her relationship with Spence. She couldn't make up her mind. She wanted to compromise but when she did she still complained so it was a moot point. This story had such potential and would've been much better if it wouldn't have dragged for so long. I found myself skipping through pages of Annie's inner dialogue which is repeated over and over throughout the book. I forced myself to finish it to be able to have an honest opinion about it and hoping the story would redeem itself at the end but the ending was rushed and it fell flat. I can't say I'll read the other books in the series. Just not worth my time. I gave it 2 stars because the first half of the book was actually good.