Review: Tangled mess...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2014
This book was not one of my faves but it kept my attention. I wanted to know how this triad relationship will come together when there was absolutely no emotional connection between the three. Jackson was forced to marry Sarah because of a comprising position he found himself in. Sarah herself caught him in a compromising position with Nate so she knew of his love for Nate yet she did absolutely nothing to bring then together. It seemed like such a big divide existed between all three. She kept apologizing for coming between them but didn't do anything to remedy the situation. I felt like she only tolerated Nate and accepted him to please jackson.  I did not feel the love. He'll, I didn't believe the love even existed between jackson and Nate. He cast him aside so easily when he married Sarah and then to flaunt the relationship in his face. That was unbearable. Nate came off as the interloper in his own home and the relationship. It was sad & depressing. I felt bad for Nate and kept wishing for someone, anyone for him other than the two that were in his house. How can you honestly love someone and never take their feelings into consideration? It was such a cold existence for Nate and he tolerated it because I felt he loved jackson enough to take anything he got, which was nothing. This was my first book from this author but probably not my last. I think with a little more character development this book would make for a better read.