Review: Love Forever
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 1, 2011
"Broken Wings" gives new meaning to the phrase, "I'll love you forever". Rio is a young con artist who has been hired by a Vegas mobster to impersonate a dead woman's daughter. The mobster has one half of a treasure map and the dead woman's estranged family, the Tajans, probably has the other half. Rio just happens to be the spitting image of the family ancestor who buried the treasure in the first place. But is there more to why they welcome Rio with open arms? And why does Rio feel so much for this family when she's never really known what a loving family is like?This is a fairly unconventional PNR with a great concept and story. The author handles the transition between the different time frames very well, and the reader can follow both plot lines easily. There are a few plot twists that you may see coming, but they are pretty good. A few rough spots on grammar, but not too bad. I will definitely read the next book.