Review: She Forgot the Safety Rules
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2013
I downloaded this for free.  It is a DNF, and I would give it negative stars.  The heroine's brother is in an auto accident in Italy, and the hero's sister is in the car and is also injured in the same accident.  The hero shows up and collects the heroine.  It is here that I run into trouble, and was so mad that I quit reading.  The heroine never stops to verify the hero's story!  She just goes with him.  There is no call to make sure that this guy is legit.  It has all the hallmarks of a kidnapping.  The hero might as well have pulled up in a creepy van instead of a private jet.  While it is common in fiction to have jobs just magically put on hold for characters, it does not speak well of the heroine to not check out her facts or to be safe.  The hero might be rich and used to getting his own way, but come on, no one should get in any vehicle with a stranger without first checking to make sure this person is legit, nor should any citizen cross any international borders with a stranger.  The rights that we enjoy in this country as citizens change with one crosses international borders.I didn't like the hero, either.  That whole revenge thing just rubbed me wrong.  A sister for a sister?  While there people still in the world like that, it offends my feminist side that the heroine would be attracted to someone who would boss her around.  She is described as being the responsible one, and a strong person in her own right.  Throwing her power away to a guy that isn't willing to respect her on a basic human level is just stupid.  I thought she should know better than that.I would not recommend this book.  There were just too many problems with it in the first few chapters.