Review: Liked it!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 29, 2013
This is one further installment of the "Fatal Series" and there isn't really any reason to sum up the story line, since basically there isn't anything new to tell. So, Sam goes on working, Nick goes on in his political career and finally Scott has decided that he wants Sam and Nick as his parents. OK - why then be bothered with the series? Let me see:- Yes, the plot is formulaic but this series isn't about fabulous story lines, it's about characters. At this point one  could argue that the main characters are far too perfect to be realistic. True - but if somebody wants to read about reality they shouldn't read fiction but prefer non-fiction.- The chemistry between Sam and Nick is perfect, which is underlined by some funny dialogues.- No matter how perfect the main characters' world seems to be, as a working wife Sam has to make some compromises and I really liked her line of thinking towards this end.- The sex scenes. Yes, they were a bit steamier than in the previous installments. Especially one scene was very daring. Offensive? I let any reader be the judge of this. However, the author shouldn't forget who her potential target group is.In any case, an entertaining book that offers some carefree hours of reading pleasure.