Review: Too choppy
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2012
Cat has managed to escape from a powerful drug lord.  On the run, she stops in a diner and meets the notorious Rabid Rio, who from what she's heard can be just as bad as Alvarez.  When the bad guys show up, she runs, right into Rio's arms.Rio is stunned when a woman shows up on the run from Alvarez's organization.  He wants to stay out of it, but something draws him in.  Then he realizes that she's the one he spent one night with months ago, and couldn't forget.I'll admit, lately I've been getting lesser known authors, and been disappointed.  This story is no different.  While the story line had a lot of potential, the time wasn't taken to fill it in.  The back ground story on Cat is kind of brushed over, although we kind of find out in the end why she had put herself in the position she did, the rest of it was glossed over or not mentioned.  I mean, she's been with the psychotic guy for over 8 months and she's able to trust someone like Rio?  Creed walks in and she's all over him?  I would think that she would have a lot more trust issues.I liked Rio, but couldn't really picture him settling in like he did with Cat after some of the drama was done, nor could I picture his contentment with Creed being her mate as well.I think that all of this could have probably worked if more time was spent on the relationship with Cat and her two men, and exploring what happened to her during her time with the drug lord.  Maybe even starting with that and moving forward.  To many times it felt like I was being jerked from scene to scene with no real connections.  There was a lot of plot that wasn't explained very well either, like with her sister, the pregnancy, meeting Rio, her life before the capture, the grandmother... you get the drift.  Maybe in the end there was a bit to much going on and so some of the story didn't get filled in like it should have.I give this book two stars instead of one because I'm sad to say this is by far not the worst one I've read this month.  I think that it had a lot of potential, and that maybe a few books down the line I may look at this author again.