Review: Learning to trust again in the game of love - a five-star read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
I love complicated characters. The more flawed they are, the better. And that is something I always appreciate in Nia Forrester's writing. Instead of serving us characters and situations that are picture-perfect, she presents us with three-dimensional characters who sometimes infuriate us, yet who we begin to care about very deeply.With Robyn, we are given a woman whose life was perfect on paper until she finds herself having to rebuild her life following an unexpected divorce. We feel her pain, anger and frustration in a very tangible way.For Chris, we see a man who is used to success in all aspects of his life yet unable to be the sort of father his children need. As he and Robyn come together, we get a very compelling character study of two people at crossroads in their lives. And it sucks you in. You want to know what happens to them.This is one of those books you'll recommend to your friends.Two thumbs up, Nia! A great novel!