Review: Faded to 3 stars
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2014
This review is for all three books because I purchased the trilogy all at once. Honestly I didn't even read book 2 when I found out it was just his perspective but planned on going back. I like the concept of his perspective but usually like it in one book together. I liked the first one so much that I wanted to go directly to book 3. Now after reading book 3 I won't probably go back at all. What I did like about this trilogy was that it through in some real-life concepts. Even though it was girl meets rich boy with issues. At least they didn't harp on him being obsessed with his work. It did seem though that they did throw in quite a few clichés. The writing was just okay but did get repetitive. The fighting between the two characters was ridiculous how it remained the same throughout the years. They constantly would leave and walk out on each other. Also if you are looking for sexy scenes this is not the book for you. It is a nice romance with weird forced repetitive ,and I mean repetitive, sex scenes. Insert fingers here, tweak nipples and end with mutual satisfaction. Over and over and over. I always feel bad for the writer because it seems they don't have a good sex life. Even if she would read other books and learn from their writing and add different moves would help shake this up. It got to be ridiculous. What really made this three stars for me instead of four was the last book kept going on and on with story lines  that didn't even need to be there. It's like the writer was offered more money if she could just keep stretching this on. I couldn't even understand why she threw in so many of the end of the book. It wasn't necessary. Normally in romantic movies or books I don't want them to be over and want them to keep going on and on. This just wasn't the case . I couldn't believe I was still reading this by the end. Overall just a nice fluffy romance. It was all a happy ending and you knew the family really loved each other.