Review: A good, entertaining read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2014
I have read many of Tijan's books and have only found one that I didn't care for and that was Carter Reed. I really liked this book. There seems to be a common theme in many of her books. She delves into relationships between friends, family, and loved ones.In this book the relationship between three friends is explored. Sheldon faces many problems throughout the book. Her family is extremely flawed, leaving her with a warped sense of relationships. She doesn't want to open herself up to anyone for fear of them leaving her. Corrigan is one of her good friends, he understands her completely. Then there is Bryce, who loves Sheldon and is willing to go to the ends of the world for her.The three friends face the fact that there is a killer on the loose that seems to be targeting Sheldon. With this killer on the loose they each begin to question each other. Along with that storyline they learn to face their vulnerabilities. They are forced to stare their relationship with each other in the face and learn how to accept each other, flaws and all.This book is a quick read that you become addicted to. I can't wait to read the next one in the series.