Review: A little disappointed.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2014
After reading the first two parts, I was actually disappointed by part 3.  First, the heroine seems to realize that the hero is "trying to mold her" into something she's not, but there is no fight back--totally uncharacteristic of the woman portrayed in the first two sections.****spoiler****Secondly, the part near the end concerning the baby possibly being pre-term…well, the dates are off.  I wouldn't have picked up on it if I hadn't had a preemie myself, but the hero actually comments that it had been exactly 6 months since the encounter that knocked the heroine up, which means that the baby would be 26 weeks and not 24 weeks.  The odds of survival are pretty high (95%) for that gestation.  (I had a 26 week baby myself, so this is why it sticks with me.)The epilogue was good, but written in such a way--with so much extra description--that I kind of wondered if the author was putting in filler to make a word count.  It didn't fit in with the rest of the book.I did like the happily-ever-after ending, it was appropriate and wrapped everything up…but the whole work together seemed to go from very polished to moderately polished to characters doing things that were slightly uncharacteristic for them.  Overall, I'll just wait for this whole series to be sold as a set and not purchase the other 3-part novels in this group.