Review: From good to bad to a resounding FLOP!!!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 21, 2013
What's up with this trilogy's? They start with the first book so good that builds up your interest and perk up your enthusiasm, leave you with a cliffhanger that would put you in a state of pins and needles couldn't wait for the second book, only to find out it was not really a cliffhanger but just a cleverly and deviously put together scene to make you buy the next book. When you get to the second book you discover the author added just enough spice and intrigue to suck you in again into buying the 3rd and final book. And when you do get it, it's a complete DUD!I was one of the reviewers who gave the first book ( Champagne Towers ) a five star rating because it was really good, it had a lot of witty dialogue and funny that made me laughed so hard. It had enough intrigue and shrouded with mystery that would make you feeling somewhat anxious you just want to get to the bottom of it. I refrained from giving a review on the second book ( Shattered ) because it was disappointing. Besides, I hate to be the bearer of bad news telling everyone that it fell short to its promise. But this one? this one is a resounding FLOP! It became more of a soap opera it'll bore you to tears ( staring at my receding hairline in the mirror is probably more intriguing! oh yeah, I'm intrigue why it keeps receding! ) and I digress! This is a daily reaffirmation of Danielle how gorgeous Harrison is...how beautiful his abs and pecs and he is all hers...how Harrison's sultry hooded eyes makes her so turned on, and let's not forget when he looks at her and bites his lips, she turns weak and get her hot and wet and he is all hers! ( wait, did I say that already? jeez, I'm becoming like Danielle now, a total bore! ) I suppose we can't blame the poor girl, what with Harrison biting his lips, his beautiful abs and pecs...and yeah, he is all hers...whatever!Harrison and Danielle's character have become so inconsistent in this final book. where they so matured, independent and trusting of each other in the first book, this one has Danielle being so suspicious and jealous of some of Harrison's innocent actions...getting so angry at him for not telling her she almost died when she was ill ( what? really? )This is such a convoluted story, with all the wealth Harrison has and constantly surrounded with heavy security detail, they were somehow rendered quite helpless and couldn't seem to control this deranged woman who's obsessed with Harrison. Believe me you can skip this one, that way you wouldn't have to be put to a test to see if getting your dog let you clean his ears more interesting than this one!