Review: Great Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 24, 2014
I really like the concept of this story. Two people, who, by society's standards, were never supposed to be together, end up together with a child. Despite the many obstacles, lies, and conflicting emotions between Rafe and Emma their love overcame everything. It may sound cheesy, but it is executed extremely well. I also enjoyed how each family was depicted as such opposites.I'm a little disappointed that the plot of Emma's books weren't highlighted a little more. Instead it was mainly about how that was another secret she kept. It was great that they didn't get back together too soon; it made the situation more realistic.There were a lot of grammatical errors towards the middle and end of the book, enough to be noticeable, so some editing would really help. Another issue of mine is the reference to Mia, Rafe's cousin, and Daniel's, Emma's brother, relationship. It is referenced in this story as well as in the next book (Annie and Tony's story), but I saw no preview or inkling to there being a book for them. I do hope a story for them is written because the side story was made apparent at the party at Rafe and Emma's house.This is a very nice book, filled with tons of drama and love, and I highly recommend it.