Review: That's me being generous
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2013
This book was a struggle! The first story was way too long and I didn't like the heroine Lydia. She was always in conflict with her decision making and had no real personality. Jed was okay but, didn't make my heart pound and his physical description was unimpressive.The second story was worse. Susie was this emotionally battered woman with baggage stemming from her parents. Short version. She had a cleft lip when she was born that her plastic surgeon dad fixed. However, she now has image issues because she looks"perfect." She can't connect to her physical image then the author throws into the mix that she was raped due to her beauty(it came out of left field and was briefly mentioned in the form of a memory that went no further). Her romance with Brett was completely unbelievable because they didn't spend much time together and he didn't seem like he was into her. Their romance was lukewarm at best.When I thought it couldn't be worse the author proved me wrong. I couldn't stand either character in the last book. I actually liked the friend Fran in the other two books but, in her own story she got screwed. The guy she falls in love with is mean, thoughtless, grumpy and just a butt hole. Fran decides to live life to the fullest and pursue her dreams of being a country music star. Granted the woman is 50 which is kind of a hard pill, to swallow but, I'm rolling with the punches. John at every turn insults, rejects, belittles and disregards her at every turn but, SHE IS ALWAYS THE ONE CHASING HIM.  The author took a feisty character and made her this guy's punching bag.I could go on and on about how disappointed I am but you get the point. I would not recommend this book at all. I wouldn't read it again if someone paid me. A complete waste of time and