Review: Cowboy Sing Me Home
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2013
Even as a free read, this book is not worth the time to read.  It seems that this is a good author; however, not sure what the message or story she was trying to tell.  Is it that it is okay for a person to be dysfunctional, rude, and ungracious because they have personal problems or is it okay to behave this way because individuals see them as pretty and talented?  To me, the author indulged in drama and angst and forgot to take care of the personal growth of her character.This book is poorly written and by the end of the book, I did not like the h character and certainly did not enjoy or appreciate the HEA.  To me, the author took a potentially good story and totally destroyed the story by allowing her h to be totally dysfunctional.  Then the author provides a contrast to this dysfunction with a H who is too good to be true; perhaps he should have developed a flaw and tell the h to pull her head out of her rear?  The h believes that all relationships should be as she demands, (because she was pretty and could sing?) and she has to be in total control.  The h is totally unwilling to learn and grow even in the face of evidence that she is wrong;  then the author finds  willing  participants that allow her to indulge and wallow in her dysfunction....really?  There is no true personal growth so the moments, of "I love you" are empty, forced and very unenjoyable.As the author dabbles in erotica, she might want to rethink the use of "moistness" to describe a part of the female anatomy.