Review: Disappointing
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2013
I have liked all of the author's other works so far but this one was disappointing.  My first issue is that the book was written in first person from both the main characters.  It was hard to follow who's mind I was reading and which one was leading that section.  The overall story was good, but certain aspects just didn't make sense.The hero was 32 however he felt like his parents divorce was his fault.  As a teen I could see how he would feel that way, but as an adult surely he knows the fault lies with his father not him.  The hero doesn't have kids nor has he ever been married, HOWEVER, adults who are old enough to have kids of their own and be divorced should know the child is never responsible for the parents.  This was a spoiler in the book for me.  Instead of having guilt issues, the hero should have had a major pet peeve against lying cheating scumbags.