Review: The Lukes of this world are one of my pet peeves
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
I miss real books.  When the author does something stupid in a paperback, you can toss it against the wall.  The prologue in this book was a bad choice.  The writing was pretty good and the author should have believed in her abilities to slowly bring us along to the idea that Luke was keeping something from Embree.  Embree falls in lust at first sight with Luke, an attorney she accidentally runs into at law school.  I also miss when you could buy books that did not have to come in three or more parts.SPOILER ALERT*****************************************************************************************************************************************Adults who make decisions that can only hurt themselves can take the risk of losing their reputations or their jobs.  Luke is not the kind of guy you would bet your future on.  Letting Embree do that without full disclosure was more than a bad choice, it was pretty crappy.  That this had happened before and the girl paid dearly makes sweet, loving Luke a real piece of work.  If she continues on with this guy, she is sure to get another surprise in ten years when he leaves her for another student.  Nothing really changes a self centered guy like Luke.  The Oh I am So Much in Love with You defense will always be his reason for doing the wrong thing and lying about it.