Review: strong writing, but ...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 14, 2011
Again, ZA Maxfield is a skilled writer.  Dialogue, characters, and sex scenes all work really, really well.  But one of the dramatic devices here is basically a completely narcissistic and selfish decision - the kind that most of us leave behind in high school.  It violates one of the prime directives in relationships.  And the character has some small clue about his action and there was a resolution of sorts.  But for me, an action like this would have been a dealbreaker.  There is no going back from this level of disregard and disrespect.  So again, like with "All Stirred Up," Maxfield has brought in a character flaw/plot development that for me spoils the relationship and the book.