Review: Tiresome
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2013
Truthfully, 80% of this book just going back and rehashing what happened in the last books. Sometimes I get the feeling that the author just doesn't know where she wants to go with the story, so she goes back and makes other back stories more lurid for effect but not substance for moving the bigger story forward.I also feels she doesn't want to commit as to why Ara is leaving David, so she makes him a total jerk in the past so that the reader won't feel bad for him. It's sort weak to not just allow him to be a jerk and let it stand. I don't need to find out at the eleventh hour that he was mean to Emily with really shaky back story.Actually most of the story line(s) are shaky because they happen with no real reason other than to Ara something to think about and truthfully, she's not very bright so she bores me to tears. I wish she would grow but she doesn't. She's static.