Review: Could have been great, instead just okay
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2013
This could have been a great follow up to the first book as it follows the other sister, Kammy. But it felt like a rehash of book 2 with some added plot intrigue of the drug dealer who wants to kill her.Like her sister, Kammy tries to escape her troubles in a local bar and meets a mysterious dark haired stranger...who ends up being her sister's brother-in-law. Kammy has no interest in a relationship since she needs to find a job and a place to live. Oh and escape the ruthless drug dealer she wrote a bad cheque to. She refuses to tell anyone her problems, assuming this will keep them safe but some texts from the drug dealer showing her sister's house tell her otherwise.Enrique learns the truth and wants to help Kammy but she doesn't want him involved. She's spent her life as a screw up and decides to finally take action and make some changes. When she is given the opportunity of a lifetime will she take it?I already had a bad taste in my mouth regarding Kammy considering the first book. I didn't like her as a character and I found it difficult reconciling the woman with all these problems with the thoughtless, inconsiderate party girl from book 1. The fact there was more to this story than just "girl meets guy in bar, falls in love, lives happily ever after" is all that saved it. I enjoyed the added danger of the drug dealer and the continuous mistakes Kammy makes were entertaining. But, it was really similar to book one and I think more could have been done with Kammy as a character to demonstrate her redemption.3 out of 5 starsI received a copy of this book for an honest review