Review: UNBEARABLE GUILT
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2014
Unbearable Guilt by Emma Grayson*Complimentary copy provided by author/publisher for an honest reviewUnbearable Guilt by Emma Grayson is an enjoyable read. It is a standalone book with recurring characters and a very happy ending.  I enjoy little reads like this.  This was my first exposure to  Emma Grayson's writing skills and at the end of the book, Emma lets us in on how this was her first attempt to write from the male's POV. She did well. Unbearable Guilt is the second book in the series but even though I have not read the first book, I was surprised that I did not feel lost nor do I feel like I know the whole story of Unbeautifully Loved.Zane Archer is an alpha male all the way but completely caught up in so much guilt that he cannot feel anymore, that is until he meets Whitney. I have to say, I loved Whitney's character and felt that I could relate to her. She was a hard working girl that could take care of herself and knows what she wants without being pushy. Zane was just a big old tough guy on the outside and a mess on the inside. Zane's flashbacks were filled with emotion and that is where I connected with him. Have to love Zane because who does not want to fix a broken hunk?The plot of the story had lots of twist and turns and at times was predictable but still fun. It was just not boy meets girl, hot sex, then happy ever after. Emma adds some story in the mix that is refreshing. She also writes about Zane and Whitney's friendships with others. I loved a character names Basil. She reminds me of Penelope from CRIMINAL MINDS.The story flowed easily. The only thing that I saw wrong would be sometimes information that was already given was repeated and a little choppy. I liked the story and would recommend it for just a quick read. I would give it a higher rating with a few tweaks in the editing but all in all, I enjoyed it.UNBEARABLE GUILT receives a solid 3 out of 5 platypires.TEXAS HUGS and HAPPY READING!!!