Review: Decent, if you ignore the Pyschological "Sessions"
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 7, 2013
Okay, this book was actually fairly difficult for me to rate.  Overall, I did enjoy the story.  The characters were interesting, but lacking in a full fleshing out.  I feel that the characters were developed enough for the story, but not enough to truly feel as if you could relate to them.My glaring problem with this story was the psychology.  Oh my.  With every session, I couldn't help but think, "Dear God, you'd never say that!"  I'm a pysch student, and perhaps that makes me a bit more in tune with what not to do and what to do more so than what may actually be done or not done, but there was just so much wrong with the way the sessions were going.  Not to mention the huge ethical boundaries crossed when the hero started counseling the heroine.  WOW!  It was like these two doctors had absolutely no idea of what is and isn't ethical, as well as handing out advice like it's candy on Halloween.Even with these issues that I had to grit my teeth and bear, I still enjoyed the story.  I doubt I'd really recommend it though, just for the mere fact that it really puts therapists in the wrong light.Note:  I read this book as part of a box set, but reviewed each book separately.