Review: When something that is so wrong feels so right
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 18, 2013
One might raise an eyebrow to the story.  This is not your typical love story after all.  In this book, the heroine is very much married and the hero is a very much eligible bachelor.  However, from the way the author has virtually described the Catherine, Adam and the husband, you will immediately understand beyond the reasons of Catherine and Adam to pursue a clandestine relationship.Now, why something so wrong feels so right?  First the love between Catherine and Adam should not happen at all given the circumstances that Catherine is already married.  However, the love bloomed and the author rendered it beautifully along the way that one may cheer for them to go and let it be.  Second, the past of the husband that made him what he became is very realistic.  It happened then and it still is happening in this age.  The evil plans he had for Catherine was shadowed by how deep the scar of his past had made him to become the devil's spawn.  You will come to understand how sad and lonely he must be and come to forgive him.There is only one thing I didn't like about the book and that was the ending.  It came to a halt leaving you turning the pages looking if there is something more because the ending came so abrupt.  There were also questions that will never be answered in the end, like has Adam's mother really accepted them?  The ending did not say much on this and it keeps the ultimate HEA hanging.