Review: All sharps and flats, no melody
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 19, 2014
I got this story in a box set and I was excited to read it as Cassandra Carr is a "multi-award winning erotic romance writer." I also realize that not all books fit all readers. This book did not fit me at all.The title is "Seducing Chase," Chase being Val Chase the h, and we never see that name again. The writing is as flat, disjointed and clunky as the title is not indicative of the content. I'm in chapter five and I still have no idea who these people are, what they want, where they're coming from. Val is immature and whiney, her boss is a putz, and Nate is a back-stabbing, uncaring cad.All that has happened is everyone running around wringing their hands, stepping on toes, trying to put out fires, that never could have happened in the first place.I'm too far in with no return on my investment of time. I don't care enough about the characters or the unbelievable storyline and dialogue to read further. There is no chemistry either. It's random notes with no melody. Not my cup of tea.