Review: Introspective
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 22, 2014
This book deals with selfishness, immaturity, greed, and insecurities.  It seems typical of Rebecca Forster's books. I tried a sample of her work and the lead character seems to always be an insecure, beautiful, large woman who can't seem to stay focused on the job at hand. I enjoyed the plot. I kept wondering if she would ever grow up, use some wisdom, and finish the job. Toward the middle of the book, I started skipping the introspective dialog to get back to the storyline. It's kind of slow but the storyline holds your attention.