Review: A "touch" of disclosure is in order
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 2, 2013
NOTE!!!  Glad to say that the author has now seen fit to add a disclosure at the end of the book description which states, "This is book 1 in a 2 book series". My original review follows.For starters, I really liked this book. Yes, there were some errors and omissions that editing failed to catch but those didn't cause my 3 star vote. It wasn't the character development nor were there problems with the characters themselves. I found the dialogue to be refreshing with none of the usual stupid angst which is normally used as a filler in books of this genre. Kudos for that. Even the sex was believable, well written and hot. No superman or woman, just two likable people who are enjoying getting to really know each other.  Once again, refreshing.  Soooo what is it that causes me to give this novella only 3 stars??? How about the total lack of disclosure that this isn't a stand alone book!  As far as I am concerned, this failure to disclose trumps any 4 1/2 or 5 star review I might have written. To me, this displays a total disregard for your readers by duping them in such a manner.  All I can say to this author is, "You don't have to trick your readers into buying your series if your product is good, and it is good, but this irks me to no end-- and I, for one, won't be buying the next installment".Be forewarned, if you want to read a really good novella which insults your intelligence to try to get you to purchase furthur books...your ship has come in.  If, on the other hand, you hate books with no closure and no disclosure that furthur purchases will be necessary to achieve any...don't get started on this one.If this book isn't part of an actual or proposed series and this is in fact "the ending"...change my 3 star vote to 1.