Review: GOOD BUT SAD
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 9, 2013
I liked this book, but it was the sadist book I have ever read. Besides wanting  to kill three of the people in this book, and thinking that Simone and Nick were crazy for dealing with these people in the first place was beyond me. First let's take Simone who spend years looking for her sister who just should have stayed lost.  Shay I didn't like her, didn't want to like her. Jeremy, why Simone did not let Julia finished the job she started years before, because Julia had every right to do him and Shay in. As for Nick he did everything wrong, but for all the right reasons. Why this so call smart sexy lawyer could not  sit Dali down and talk to her like an adult dealing with another adult, again its beyond me. Even after she became disabled he did not have to marry her but made it clear that he would always love her and would always be there for her. But they had a open relationship and the chance of both of them finding someone else was there. I loved Simone she always tried to do the right thing, but she always got step on for it. But when Nick came along he wasn't having none of this, you either respect his woman or step off.