Review: A little too much repetition for me.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 13, 2013
The first half of this story had me very interested. I liked most of the characters and I enjoyed reading about a heroine with Aspergers. It gave "Wanted" a different approach to a budding romantic relationship.My disappointment was in the fact that the author didn't stick with the main couples story enough. Readers have to skim through a lot of repetitive thoughts, opinions, and back- story about extra characters. Pretty much everyone in the story is over protective of the heroine, to the point of treating her like a child. The majority of the characters in the book, both male and female, are natural red- heads. (Hard to believe when it's a rare color.) Three of the male characters are dads with daughters who were kidnapped as children, and are spending their lives looking for them. None of these people are actually related, they all just happen to look alike, have the same family tragedy, feel over protective of the heroine (a red-head, who happened to be kidnapped as a child), etc.  This abundance of repetition and coincidences got old. I ended up skimming the last couple of chapters to simply find out how it ended.Three stars for the sweet relationship between the main couple. It would have been more if the. Author had spent more time on them, and less on extras.