Review: deceiving description
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 09 2, 2013
Note: I am only 15% through but I'm pretty unhappy with it so I decided to review. Will update if it gets any better.First off, the description of this book is absurd. *Minor spoilers to follow*The entire book description occurs in the first 10%. Diana has a brief fondling session with Tanner and they proclaim their love to each other (this is the first time they've spoken to each other, ever) and then a few pages later Diana is marrying Kingsley who is this mean, depraved man who rapes her, and the hero, who "loves" her, doesn't really give a s*** based on some lies from his notoriously evil, lying brother. Sure evil brother I'll take your word for it that Diana hates me.Chapter 4 opens and it's 7 years later. Kingsley has died and we learn Diana was abused, has miscarried, war is raging, etc. A lot of summing up occurred here.This all happened in the first TWELVE PERCENT. I feel misled based on the description of the book, and the story just doesn't feel real to me. Who loves someone they've never even met? And the whole skipping 7 years in the first 4 chapters threw me through a loop. I'm hoping it gets better, will update if it does.