Review: A nice series ending
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 26, 2013
Take Me by Diane Alberts3  starsMike Worth doesn't believe in love and marriage; well at least for himself. He is out with his best friend Garrett's bachelor party, when he spies a booth in a crowded bar. Morgan is waiting for a blind date when she leaves a note on the table of her booth to say she will be right back; she just has to quickly use the restroom. She comes back to find Mike and his group of friends sitting in the booth.  When Morgan returns Mike refuses to give up the booth.  The barbs fly and there doesn't seem to be instant love between these too - imagine if they could look into the future and realize they will be married by the next night!Mike and Morgan both have deep reasons why they never want to get married.  When they were revealed they were solid reasons that I could see dominating someone's romantic life. I could feel the emotion behind their decision during their discussion of why they each didn't want to get married.  While that part of the plot was written wonderfully, I did not feel the blossom of their love. I kept on waiting for some deep dialog and a deep connection being made, the scene the author wrote to convey this instant realization that this relationship they had was different than all the others they had before was quick and lacking the emotion needed to get the reader to acknowledge something big happened.This is the fourth book in a series, and in the spirit of full disclosure I have only read the last two books in this series. Mike's character intrigued me in the previous book, therefore reading Mike's journey to love seemed a logical choice. Mike still delivered his wise cracks, which are great, but I still did not get the feeling that I knew the true heart of Mike when the book ended.I received this book from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.