Review: Should have stick to just one...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 30, 2013
The story started interesting with your two characters as not the typical god-and-goddess-looking.  April was described as somebody into more meat than bones but is not entirely ugly.  At some point she was described as somebody pretty actually.  On the other hand, Dean was not clearly described as your typical millionaire hunk and gorgeous looking hero.  At some point it would appear that women swoon over him because he looked like the millionaire part, but not entirely because of his looks.  He should have gotten attention from the `Toothpicks' if he looked at least half the hunk other hero would.  That got my interest on how these two would fall in love with each other, and they did actually.  Everything was working out fine even how rushed they became a couple was excusable for me.Came the first `incident' and it got me teary eyed with my heart going for April.  It was actually absurd knowing that the police or the detectives involved may have been a little zealous to do their job right.  But the author made you feel the loss and the second chance for April and Dean came rolling in just about the right pace.Then came the second `incident' and suddenly you are drawn to a déjà-vu.  Been there, done that, I hoped the author never went there again.  The story became repetitive and it started to lose my interest.Overall, the book is good.  You just have to have the patience to get through from the 75% of the book until the end to get your HEA.  Which by the way came so sudden and it actually created somehow a cliffhanger and you might find yourself asking, ok so now is this for real? What happens next?