Review: GREAT SQUEAL
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2014
Squeals are known for not living up to the original but C.C Brown delivered with Enlightened. She drew me right back into the story, after that all mighty cliffhanger at the end of Red FlagsChapter 1-10 (12) was one giant foreplay C.C build so much anticipation that by the time Jason makes an appearance the excitement I felt was overwhelming to say the lest. I was holding my breath just waiting and waiting......brilliant; it sets up the storyline for the remainder of the book.The story continues but their are new Characters, Plot and Twist keeping this book fresh new and engaging. I read this book with a huge smile on my face.Characters developments and I am all about the character development and lucky for me Enlightened was jam packed with Character development. All the main players from Red Flags was developed in some way.After the bomb shells, devastations, and humiliations that went down in Texas Jason has done a complete 180, it was heart-warming to see him change and develop to became a whole new person. (Start Swooning Ladies).What I found most amazing is that no one prompted him to change; he saw and recognise he had serious problems and was man enough to seek help. Not only did he change in hopes of winning back the love of Cara but more importantly for himself, he wanted to be a better man and the kind of man Cara deserves.Cara has also done some major growing up, toughening up along the way girl has grown some balls (about damm time) she was a little prophetic and Pitiful in Red Flags but she earned my respect and the way she dealt with Stacy was total bad ass.Is it all too little to late for Cara and Jason to fight for LOVE with new secrets revealed and Characters with their own agenda......only way to find out is to get a copy of a Enlightened when its released on 14/4/13C.C Brown's writing was once again brilliant , clear, easy to read and despite the emotional power keg of this time funny at times, she kept the story fresh and interesting and it a constant state of wanting more.I really enjoyed this book cannot wait to read more of her work in the future.For those that have read Red Flags this is a no briner-An ABSOLUTE MUST READ.If you have not read Red Flags I highly recommend you do before reading Enlightened.