Review: Tomorrow Will Be Too Late
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 13, 2012
Kate allows her new friend Victoria to convince her that she's married to a sneaky skirt chaser. In effort to help her friend get what she deserves in her divorce settlement, Kate tries to trap him in a compromising position. However, Justin isn't at all what she expected, but she's not able to stop what she's already put in motion.Two years later Justin finds himself again faced with Kate and two years of anger seems to have changed him. He's cold when he demands that Kate will be using her acting skills for his benefit this time. Between a rock and a hard place, she agrees to pretend to be his girlfriend. When life suddenly deals her an unexpected hand, Kate decides to amend the deal to benefit both parties. So what happens when the line between pretending and reality blurs?The story isn't bad, although I thought that Kate was borderline stupid at times in her naivety. I liked her anyway and Justin is easy to sympathize with. The book was just okay for me, I've read better and I've read worse, this is just a middle of the road kind of book. I did feel it was convoluted at times, unnecessarily so. I think I would have liked it a little better had the author just stuck to one or two issues rather than just continuously piling them on, it left a little after taste of fatigue.