Review: Not.Quite.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2014
I was ecstatic that Malcolm and Danny were able to get their "happily ever after". I lOved the twists and turns and that it wasn't easy...but, yes there is a huge but, well, two huge buts... with this tale that left me dissatisfied. Incidentally they are the same two issues I had with book one--Jon and Jasmine.I'll begin with Jon. Frankly he got off with a slap on the wrist. Unacceptable. After all the whining and trash talk he gets to live in Boston in the same condo as Danny and Malcolm, full access to his son, successful business...and Danny never finds out what a douche he truly is? I pity Marla. Very displeased by all this hence my three star designation.Next, Jasmine. Yes I thought she was a total bitch to Danny and not very supportive of her break up with Jon and relationship with Malcolm, but damn now that we know the full story I sympathize with her character more and instead of stepping up, Danny's selfish and unjustifiable alliance with Winnie was wretched.Jon's gracious embrace into the fold and Jasmine's demise and out cast were neither logical nor entertaining. I find it, ironically,  to be Danny's least "feminist" actions of this story.