Review: Oh geez
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 10, 2014
You know, someone else wrote a review that they disapproved of the adultery, and I have to agree that Mac went right into sleeping with her married mate without much self-recrimination. She certainly pointed out how wrong Andy was, but seemed to think her affair with a married and supposedly bonded male wasn’t so wrong that she stopped herself … again and again and again. I’m not sure if we are supposed to get the hint that her moral code of right and wrong was loosened up by her year spent in South America, where mistresses are much more common and unfaithfulness in marriage is more acceptable, or if the reader is supposed to feel that her actions are acceptable due to Mac and Andy being shifter “mates” so any other parties involved should understand.This is the second book in a row where the author has given us a hero who shows no romance and respect to the heroine, and a heroine who is content to be disrespected and apparently has no expectation that a phone call, flowers, or date is how most women consider a man to be showing thoughtfulness and caring. The sex is good so who cares about anything else? But don’t most mistresses get jewelry, a new car, trips away to nice resorts, their rent paid … just asking! Also, I feel that Andy seriously disrespected Mac in their slam/bam sexual encounters.Again, the author has failed to even use spell check and grammar repair available on all computers for document programs – but myself and other reviewers have remarked on this for the past three books and Ms. Price is still not getting the hint, so I need to let it go.Here’s what is really bad … I am going to get the next book.  Why?  Because they are easy reads and don’t take any thought, which is what makes it summer reading!