Review: Bland plot, no character development
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
Poppy and Logan fell in love as teenagers but were torn apart when Poppy's parents decided to move to New York.For some reason, Logan never forgave Poppy for abandoning him. Since it was not Poppy's idea to move out, it seems unfair right from the get go.Now Poppy's back, to help Logan after a devastating flood and to reveal deep secrets held by Logan's dead wife, Kelly.I believe that after a flood, a young able-bodied woman might be some help to a farmer. Poppy is restricted to nanny duties for Logan's four year old son (and even that is farmed out half of the time to let the adults have some grown-up sex), washing dishes, cooking and having fun in mud. Farmers's wives everywhere should be insulted as their contributions are far more reaching and involved.SPOILER ALERTAs for Logan, he stroke me as a naive fool, willing to abandon his plans upon the words of one woman without thinking once she might lie. Really, got drunk, does not remember having sex, being told she's pregnant as a result, does not even think about being shown a pregnancy test and gets married ? At this point, I thought I was reading a Regency novel...I read the book till the end but really, it was not worth the time.