Review: Worst book in forever
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2013
Seriously? I don't like knocking authors but this book is so bad I didn't even finish it.  The insensitivity of this writer is phenomenal. Presenting a topic that is so explosive in a unrealistic and crude manner is unforgivable.First we are dealing with a barely 18 year old girl who, within the last six months, has seen her BFF raped, sodomized and beaten by four college boys.  She has been beaten and brutalized by the same boys and barely missed being raped.  Then had the same BFF kill herself because she couldn't face what happened to her.  She then was left with a group of people in her school and town who wound up blaming her for what happened because one of the boys involved was a town favorite and had rich parents.Said girl comes to live with her Chief of Police dad and promptly starts working for a garage full of bikers and decides that the owner of the garage turns her on.  Really?????  This is beyond any realistic point of view in the world.  Never, and I mean never, would this happen.  This girl would be so traumatized she would most likely not want to leave the house let alone work in the rough and tumble world of bikers.  Even half good/half bad bikers.  She would definitely need strong doses of therapy in order to prevent her from following the same path that her BFF took.This author then hooks her up with a 32 year old biker who is into dominance?  Where is Chief of Police dad?  Why would he even think about allowing that under normal circumstances, let alone the ones presented in this plot?  Do you know any cop who would let a 32 year old man date his 18 year old daughter without a fight?  This young woman would never be able to face this kind of situation.This girl suddenly finds herself pushed up against a wall by said 32 year old and not only doesn't panic but finds the experience sexy.  Yeah right.These characters are unrealistic and trite.  The book is badly written, as in nothing more than a high school level beginning composition class. And quite frankly the entire plot is offensive.This writer talks about the senate not passing the protection for women bill, and in the same breath is minimizing the phenomenal devastation that would have come along with the brutalization of this young girl. If you want congress to pass laws protecting women, perhaps you should stop treating the attack on a young girl like it was unimportant and something she should just be able to "get over."  I'm disgusted.