Review: ***Could have been better!*** SPOILER ALERT***
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2012
I like this author, but this one just didn't do it for me. The fist half shows us the journey Candy took to find love. Candy was married to Eric, who cheated on her. She leaves him after a tragedy. She dates Quentin, a player from work shortly after her divorce and ends things with him too. Quentin doesn't like it. She starts to date her boss, Gabriel within a year of the divorce and Quentin. She has baggage, which makes sense. Her job has a no fraternizing policy so she and Gabriel can't go public. Quentin finds out and goes crazy and tries to force her to have sex with him or cause Gabriel to get fired. She seriously considers it instead of calling the police. This is where I stopped liking the book and caring about her. Also, theres a scene when her cell and her friend's cells go to voicemail when Gabriel is frantically trying to reach Candy. The likely hood of that is slim, not well thought out.  Also, why wouldn't she tell Gabriel and the police. I'm sure Gabriel wouldn't like his woman doing something so stupid. Well written but not my favorite book by her. "The Naughty Sins of a Saint" and "Cross Climax" are great books, this is okay. I'm still a fan and I will buy her next book.