Review: Started strong...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 9, 2014
From the blurb:  "What would you do if you discovered your entire life was a lie? When a man approaches Paige Kendall and claims to be her husband, she thinks he must be joking. But when he produces photographs and shares details of her past that she knows no one else could possibly know, she is forced to question everything she believes."I borrowed this book on Kindle from the Amazon Prime Lending Library.  No spoilers and I have to say that I enjoyed this book overall.  I loved Nathan and liked Paige.  Second Chances started strong but the writing started to go down in the middle and near the end it became rather bizarre and quite implausible.  I also didn't find the secondary characters interesting at all.  For those who either like or object to sex scenes, the book is clean -- there's one character who keeps obsessing about the sex she'll have when she can get away to go on a trip to Hawaii with her husband.  She also alternately has recurring nasty thoughts about her nefarious boss/partner in crime, but if there was any sex it wasn't memorable, because I don't remember any.  It has been a couple of weeks since I read the book so take that for what it's worth.This book struck one of my pet peeves:  I hate it when books telegraph almost exactly what's going to happen by having the characters start to do stupid things which are guaranteed not to work out.  What I'm referring to is when very smart people decide out of the blue to act very dumb.  Like in movies when the person being chased runs down a dark alley instead of running towards other people or places.  The book would have earned 4 stars if not for that.  That's my take on it, YMMV.