Review: I found it boring
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 22, 2014
Maybe it is the time period, the 1950's.  maybe it was the setting, England.  But I just found it boring.  The heroine is a young woman working in a law office.  The hero, her boss, is the lawyer and owns the firm.  The firm was established by his father who is retiring, so he will be taking over.  He seems a bit on the shy side.  Maybe it was the times.There is obviously something going on with a rival firm and a dishonest clerk.  You can almost tell where this is going.  But the hero will not say what is happening or give any clues except to get upset every time Charlie's name is mentioned.  I thought it was rather strange that as bright as the young woman seems to be she keeps mentioning Charlie's name instead of letting it go.She moves to a nearby town to help open a new office. I just kept wanting something to happen to perk things up but it wasn't going in that direction.  I did quit reading.  I just had no interest in the characters.  I found it strange that a 21  year old has to ask permission to move out of the parents house.  Again, maybe it was a sign of the times.  Now days 21 year olds still living at home are frowned upon!!~  But besides all of that it was just a boring account of their lives.  I didn't get to the part of it being a good love story.  You can tell he seems to have a little crush on her but she had her heart broken by a loser so she has sworn off men.  At 21!!  Seems rather drastic.  Oh well.  Enough.  I just didn't care for this one.