Review: Strong, fun heroine
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 13, 2011
Finally!  A heroine that can keep a love life together!  I like that the author has enough confidence in the Chloe character to know that getting married will not make her uninteresting or dull!  Bravo!This book, like the others before it is a fun, fast, interesting read.  The interactions between the characters flow in fun and believable directions.Chloe has a way about her-I became invested in her from the beginning of the first book.  Think Reese Witherspoon as the Mentalist.  The author treats the heroine with the respect and good will she deserves.  I really enjoy reading a series where the antagonists are the ones that frustrate the reader instead of the protagonist (and isn't that the way it should be?).  The heroine knows her mind (or at least learns her mind quickly) and acts with decisiveness and intelligence.  She really only has one decision to get her mind around but I won't spoil the series-plot by mentioning it here.  I don't see a down side for the series regardless of what she chooses to do with this though.I just wish these books were longer but if the author keeps 'em coming as fast as she has been then I won't complain!