Review: Could've been great, but it was horrible
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 18, 2014
Why in the world would T.K. Leigh make her hero an ex navy seal, who's totally incompetent?  This author needs to read some Suzanne Brockmann before even going into the navy seal world.Honestly, I've never understood what bloggers meant when they say they felt like they were told the story.  That the author didn't let them feel and discover the story on their own.  I understand completely now!!!I had no emotional attachment to this story, or stories (I read the trilogy).  I never even pictured the characters in my head.  The way the author writes, skipping all over with the point of view, I often didn't know who was taking or thinking.It's obvious this author is Indy.  It's sad really because it makes me not want to try other Indy authors.  My favorite all time series was from an Indy author and this author tarnished those out there who are trying to make a mark.There was far too much going on in these books, but all that could've made this story great was skipped over, all the suspense was thrown out for repetitive sex scenes.  Everything about the love story became repetitive and I really didn't care to read the ending.  I did, but stl felt nothing for it.  There was no racing heart, gripping book, turning pages for me AT ALL.I guess I'm one of the few to say these books left me with no emotion.  I feel like I was told a cheap version of a terrible story.