Review: Getting Better
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 25, 2014
Like the first book in the series, this one begins with Rose in a hopeless position. She's been property of the DRMC for 2 years now, being forced to strip and service club members at a bar in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by the inhospitable Northern Canadian wilderness with no hope of escape or rescue. Honestly, I don't know why she didn't take her own life. When things get even worse and she decides she'd rather die trying to escape or commit suicide than live another moment in those deplorable conditions, she finally gets a break.Josh, the only living member of her father's club is introduced. He sets out on his own mission for revenge and inadvertently discovers Rose's location, setting out to rescue her from the DRMC. It seems that Rose has finally gotten a break!Surprisingly, there was absolutely no mention of Patrice in this book. I really expected him to make an appearance, but it never happened. Maybe he'll be reintroduced to the story in book 3. As one of the main characters in book 1, it was weird to have him entirely absent.Another thing that was shocking, or at least unbelievably stupid, was that when the opportunity presented itself to kill Serge and other DRMC members that had brutalized Rose they left them ALIVE! What kind of dim-wit would do that!?! Josh and Rose deserve a Darwin Award for that moronic move. Maybe she is suicidal after all.