Review: Very life like
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 18, 2013
I enjoyed this book. This book incorporated something real: stalking. It showed what Ally was going through, what she tried to do to get help, and the fact that no one really seemed to care. Until Kale that is.Having just met, he deemed her worthy of his help, told her "he works for what he wants" and that she was worth the trouble and finding out if there was more between them.Ally was barely 21, freshly out on her own, and in her own apartment, and working across the street at a local bar. One night she noticed a man watching her. No, not just watching, staring. It made her uncomfortable. Her co-worker told her he was harmless, and she let it go for awhile.After weeks of this, when she met Kale, he reassured her she wasn't paranoid, and took over trying to get rid of the guy.Ally was hesitant when it came to men, but she felt comfortable with Kale. She did take some time, getting to know him, but they still seemed to move fairly fast. She was also unfair to him. Double standard much? She could get mad/upset and he couldn't?This book was fast paced, didn't drag on, but yet still detailed. It was a quick read for me, which is a plus in my book. I didn't like how quickly she told him she loved him, especially with how inexperienced she is.Very interesting storyline, not your typical love story with some suspense thrown in.