Review: Not My Cup of Tea, but it was ok
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 9, 2012
This book seemed kind of strange, especially the way that the heroine fell in love. All it took basically was the hero having none stop sex with her. I mean, yes, he was one of the few people that the heroine felt actually got her, but it seemed that she did not know that much about him to fall in love with. Another thing that confused me was the fact that twice both the heroine and the hero thought that the other was familiar to the other, my question is why that is. Overall, I would say that that if one is looking for a cheap quick read this might be the one. I know it seemed like I am just ranting about the bad, but I actually did enjoy this book. It had an interesting idea. Humans that are not actually human and this mysterious darkness that haunts them. It was interesting and new, and since I am always looking for something new to read this was an interesting surprise. I really liked the fact that the story line was developed well, but there could be more added to it. I really was hoping that there would be more to the background as to what The Protectors are and where they came from. Meaning that I was hoping for a definitive answer, much like the heroine. I wonder if in the other books there will be more answers to my questions. The title also confused me. The only thing that had to do with water was the real name of the hero and the fact that he used water to do his tracking.