Review: You need to read the complete trilogy, not just book 1
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 18, 2014
I previously provided a review of the first book in this series, Eleven Days, An Unexpected Love, and it was not a favorable review.  The spelling and grammar were atrocious and the ending, for me, was terrible and I was very unhappy about that and stated so in my review.  I vowed to not read any further books in this series, if more were written, however, when I stumbled upon the 2nd and 3rd books in the trilogy, I did sneak a peek at book 2 and was very pleasantly surprised that the ending in book 1 was not as it seemed on the surface, which was my secret hope.  So when the boxed trilogy set went on sale, I picked it up.  I  re-read the first book, Eleven Days, and noticed the spelling and grammar were much improved so I am assuming either an editor was brought on board or the author had done some much-needed editing.  This was a very nice surprise.  I read book 2, Thirty Days, The Hunt For Angelino Marquit, and was delighted to learn the hows and whys of the sneaky way Ms. Lindy ended book 1.  I then read the final book in the trilogy, Four Days, The Revenge, and was delighted in the satisfying conclusion to the trilogy and the HEA of the H&h, who were the main couple of the story.  There are still some grammar and spelling issues but it is much better than the first book published, and the dialog was a bit sappy at times, but it was a good romantic thriller overall with a very evil, clever, and cunning antagonist, interesting secondary characters and story lines, and as stated, a very satisfying HEA conclusion that wrapped up the series.  I gave my original review of Eleven Days 2 stars, but am happy to be able to give this trilogy 4 stars.  For those of you who might be turned off to this trilogy by all the reviews (including mine) that were disappointed in the ending of book 1, I urge you to read the complete trilogy.