Review: Immature
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 01 22, 2014
That pretty much sums up this book.  The characters were immature and so was the dialogue. I only got through about 40% of this book, and though I tried, I couldn't finish it.While the heroine is 22, she speaks and acts like a teen, but the storyline is too mature for her.  She's going through a divorce after 3 years of marriage, which means she got married at 19 - given her maturity level at 22, I'm not surprised her marriage failed, though in the book her husband's infidelity leads to the divorce.Pretty much from the beginning of the book she's realizes she's attracted to and can't stop thinking of the hero who happens to be her best friend's brother and the guy who introduced her to her husband.  It just isn't believable how she's known this guy for years, but just now realizes she's incredibly attracted to him all of a sudden, even though she thinks he's a "player" dating a different girl every week. Then we find out he's been in love with her for years.While I wouldn't have minded the implausible storyline too much, the immaturity of all the characters and dialogue really grated on my nerves.