Review: There is nothing romantic about a prostitute.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 11 10, 2013
*****POSSIBLE SPOILERS*****Sigh, so the girl in this book moves out to Los Angeles after high school and becomes a drug addicted prostitute.  There is a point in this book when Walker (hero) says something to the effect of, "Everything is fixable."  I had to laugh.  Everything is not fixable.  She did two years in prison for a felony!  You don't fix that.  She starred in porn movies before she even became drug addicted.  She had the morals of an alley cat.  There is nothing whatsoever romantic about a woman who has spread her legs for money, for drugs, and for movie cameras.  Nasty.  After the hero took her home, when she got out of prison, they were having sex before the week was out.  I didn't think my stomach could handle it.  How could you not think about every disgusting thing and person she had done, so she could get her drugs?  And Walker was a Sheriff's Deputy!  Most departments won't allow involvement with felons, for good reason.  How do you have any respect for those sworn to uphold the law, when one of them is married to a felon?  She will always be a felon.  It's just not fixable.