Review: Rushed and incomplete.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 01 18, 2014
What is it about paranormal romances that has authors writing about barbaric customs as a mate hunt? And why would a modern woman comply with a custom that she finds abhorrent? There's no explanation as to why Renata so loathes her daughter. There's only an outmoded insistence on obedience. It makes me wonder why Samantha doesn't get a job, quit relying on mommy and daddy, stand on her own two feet, and decide her own future. But that may be my own bourgeois background showing through.This is another "instalust" story. As such, it's neither worse nor better than many others like it. The ending seemed rushed. The whole story felt incomplete. The content isn't riddled with errors, which, frankly, is a relief and garners points in the author's favor.So, if you're looking for something light and quick, then this story will do. If you're looking for maturity and depth, then look elsewhere.