Review: Lies and Love, can they survive the one to win the other?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 19, 2012
Better Than Before (A RightMatch.com Trilogy) by Kathryn Shay225 pages.This is the first Kathryn Shay book I've read and it was clear from the beginning pages that this author would bring me safely through the story true to her genre. Her characters are appealing and I wanted to know how they would solve their problems and end up together--because I wanted them to be together.We enter the story with a straight-forward conflict. The hero, Spencer, submits an application to his brother's dating service based on somewhat cavelier lies. His behavior is prompted by disillusionment and the need to prove something to his brothers and himself. We know this decision is going to come back to break his heart.If the book has a weakness it would be that Annie, the heroine, is a little too level-headed and mature, and the plot was predictable at times--with just enough uncertainty to keep me reading. I do like the way Annie handles her problems and really like the way she sticks up for herself. I would probably read the other two books in this series because the author succeeded in building attractive secondary characters and I assume the other two books will be written around them.I received a complimentary digital copy of this book for review with no promise of a good review and no compensation.