Review: Am I the only one?
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 30, 2012
I can honestly say I didn't dislike this book; however, I thought it was pretty shallow and the characters & their relationship weren't fully developed, the plot was rushed and conflicts were too tidily swept over.  I never got a real feel of the emotions of the main characters, even towards the end when they were supposedly discovering their love for each other.Even so, it wasn't a bad book...some of the situations were odd and pretty unbelievable (what new employee feels comfortable exercising with her boss in his home gym in her underwear?  And at the end of a cocktail party?  Huh?).What bothered me the most was the misuse of words.  Very early on, the main character's workout "regiment" is mentioned, when the word should have been "regimen."  Unfortunately, that was not the only time this happened:  someone made a "jester" with her hand, rather than a "gesture," it was mentioned that someone had "fillings" for another person, when the word was clearly supposed to be "feelings," and there were a few more very obviously misused words that I can't recall now off the top of my head.  These are words that should have been caught early on by any proofreader or editor worth his salt.  I can't believe I'm the only person to mention this in a review of this book -- it was so frequent and noticeable.I got the book for free, and can't believe its regular price is $4.99.  I would never pay that much for an e-book that has writing errors so basic and a story that didn't grab me.