Review: Third Time Is A Charm
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2012
Third time is a charm I guess. The first book in this series, UNSPOKEN, I cannot even make myself pick it up - even when it was free. The second, UNWILLING, was a meh read for me. And since I saw one good review for this book and was fee, at that time, I picked it up and never put it down. The main characters really are the embodiment of the title and though a few ignorable loose ends were left unresolve I put the book down quite glad I read the book. The heroine is someone I would love to champion and I am absolutely cheering for her own HEA. She's a survivor yet manage to hold on to her goodness in a harsh life. The hero would both touch your heart and make you laught at times, but overall, he's an alpha male I would choose for the heroine. I love them both.I also like the story arc and glad that the author is moving it ahead, thus having different villains in each book without making the book formulaic and cookie cutter - well except the mating thing but if you haven't read any of her other book, it would not be a trouble.One thing I do not like in this book is that the reappearance of the heroines of the last two books. They are too perfect and too sweet and too happy in their presentation (granted that they are supposed to be happy in their marriages) that they almost make me.... I am aware a lot of authors of series do this too: bring past heroines just to say "hey aren't they cute now?" in the current book for no purpose than just to occupy pages.Other than that, I think the book is worth reading. If you haven't read this author yet, this is a good book to dip your toes on her books.