Review: Interesting Turn of Events
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 7, 2013
There was a very interesting concept for the storyline and topic of this book.  Basically a young, attractive, educated and semi-sucessful woman is focusing on the ultimate achievement in her field of employment; becoming a partner for her company.  Her family and friends have other aspirations in mind for her life, such as, settling down and having a family.  Even though the female protagonist has her goals set in place, she is still human; and, human nature prevails when she becomes infatuated with her male coworker. This budding friendship develops into something "twisted" in the end.I found this particular book a difficult read due to the extensive detail present in the first Chapter.  Typically in the beginning of books, the reader is being introduced to the characters and detail/description is needed. However, the description of events and/or characters present in this book was extremely tedious and taxing for myself as the reader; and, I yearned for more dialogue.  The length of each chapter varied so much in size that it added to the difficulty of myself relaxing into the story.  There was also a particular part in the beginning of the book where the female protagonist basically implies that she does not have much knowledge of the background of her "office crush"; but, a full description of his life span was detailed soon after instead of being discovered later on as the development of the storyline unfolds.Even though I did not connect with this first book in the series, I am very interested in trying another book in the series.  I am curious to see if the writing style has developed more precisely; and, how the plot of the overall series is executed.