Review: Entertaining for the money
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 26, 2012
First, I want to state that for the money, it's not a bad read.  I've read and reviewed other cheap reads, and I'm thrilled that Amazon has an affordable selection. There is quality work in the 99 cent and two buck price range.  Now having stated this, if I'd paid ten bucks for this book, I would have been disappointed.The plot is light and easy--nothing too taxing.  Jade and Liam have one fleeting romantic moment in their youth and do not connect again until adulthood.  Whereby, past relationships have left them skeptical and wary, but their love still flickers.  Now here is my major criticism: I like books thick with dialogue and thin with introspective thoughts.  This book was HEAVY with introspection and descriptive writing, which is just not my thing.  Some readers like to know exactly what the characters are thinking, and, yes, I do too, but I believe that if the dialogue is well written and a few describer words are woven in, then we can deduce the characters feelings, verses having to be blatantly told.  I found myself skimming over much of the details to stay focused on the plot.  However, I did find myself desperate to get to the ending and see how Liam's and Jade's life panned out.