Review: No romance whatsoever
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 09 14, 2012
I'm pretty disappointed in this one. From the blurb I was expecting some wrenching stuff these two would be overcoming. Boy was I wrong. Grace is something of a McGuyver, managing to fix absolutely everything in everyone's life because she is just so wonderful. Yeah, she might not be pretty, but she's got loads of self-confidence - nothing to overcome. Everyone just loves her.Caine, once he gets his girl in Grace, seems to have completely forgotten about how scarred up he is. They barely even spend the first half of the book with each other, bonding or learning about each other. There aren't any personal issues for them to build a romance off of. Instead we have this constant outter plot of someone trying to kill her or him. They solve one mystery and one of them gets injured in between. Then it starts over. They argue half-heartedly about whether they are getting married out of gratitude or pity. Oh, no! Can't get married yet because of some contrived reason, so it takes until near the end of the darned book for the wedding to take place and then it's to trap the killer.There was no romantic conflict here. None. Every character seemed flat and one dimentional. I couldn't sympathize with these people and really didn't care what happened to them. Yet I finished the book...