Review: Good Enough
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2011
I found the first half of the book rather boring.  I didn't feel that attached to either character in the beginning regardless of the characteristics that Minger showers upon them. The heroine is loyal, independent, strong, and prideful.  Her actions don't belie these characteristics, I just found myself thinking that there was nothing very novel about her in comparison to the legions of other independent heroines.  Same goes for our hero.  The second half of the book really takes off, however. This is where most of the action/tension between our two characters really forms and explodes.  And this is where the book should have started from, in my opinion.  I did like that the heroine's transformation was gradual.  Even when she thought she trusted our hero, she still thinks the worst of him given the slightest doubt almost near the very end.  While this seems to lessen the strength of their love, it holds true to her character and her past.  It's nice to see an author not change a character's belief system and the platform of their whole personality with the turn of a page or the fire of a kiss.The book with its slow start is still a solid read at the low price.