Review: Getting Better
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
I was, quite honestly, surprised I liked this book so much. I am bored to tears by golf and don't really understand it at all. Of course I knew the story wouldn't be all golf all the time, but still I was leery. The golf aspect was woven into the story very well, giving the reader information without get too in depth that to cause the reader to tune out.I feel the author has gotten a bit more smooth with her writing, too. The choppiness that I found in the first book in the series has started to even out. I almost added another star, but there are still some issues with the flow.This book has gotten me over my doubts on if it is worth (pun not intended) reading the whole series. I am not hooked.As usual, there is the not talking to each other so not understanding each other's motives thing that most romance novels have. As I've said before and will continue to say, that's okay with me. I know what I'm getting into when reading a romance. The difference was there was no big fight. I really understood where Dario was coming from with his line of thinking and I respect most of the decisions he made. Katie was a bit of a ditz in not seeing what was happening, but I won't berate a pregnant woman...hormones and pregnancy brain and stuff.I am already starting on the next book, which features Alison. Again I'm a bit nervous because she has not ever given me the warm fuzzies, but I'm starting to trust this author more. I'll let you know how it plays out!