Review: quite disappointing
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 21, 2012
Allow me to preface by saying that as a feminist, I normally wouldn't read this sort of literature, but the first bookTraditional Lovewas so interesting that I bought this one, the sequel.  The first book was lengthier, which, undoubtedly, gave the author more room for character and plot development.  This book,, the sequel, had very little character development.  I felt that I "knew" the heroine from the first book, but she wasn't expanded in the second book.  The hero was only briefly mentioned in the first book, and I felt he wasn't well-developed in the sequel.Additionally, the sequel was too fast-paced.  There wasn't much room for the development of the relationship between the hero and heroine.  The simply moved "full-speed" ahead.  I was disappointed with the progression of the relationship, so it was no wonder that the heroine changed her mind and tried to escape.  The disappointment continued with the resolution of their problem and a quickly-decided trip abroad.I wasn't pleased with this sequel.  I read the first bookTraditional Loveand the sequel on the same day, and the sequel was such a let down!