Review: 3.5 Stars. I coul dnot connect with Joss.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 13, 2013
3.5 StarsI wanted to love this book.  I loved the other books in this series.  I love the romance, the stories, the relationships in the previous book.  However, I had some difficulty with Castle Hill.My problem with the book was with the heroine, Jocelyn.  I did not trust her and I am not talking about whether she would cheat on Braden, but I did not trust her decisions.  Yes, I know that Braden was the first man she opened up to and actually loved, but I felt like her behavior was very selfish.  I felt she rarely thought about Braden and how he would feel about situations.  I felt (and this is my opinion) that it was always about her.  I felt she was a little selfish.  I wanted to shake her and go “Jocelyn, wake up!!! You have wonderful friends and a husband that would give up everything for you.  Why do you invent so much drama in your head???!!!”  She is too old to have to be reassured like a child.I just want to say that Braden is awesome and my problem was that I did not feel that Joss was worthy of such a selfless man when she really only thought about herself and how decision would affect her and not him.  I hate saying this, but every time I felt Joss was changing for the better, she would go back to what felt like a pity party.The writing is good and I adore Samantha Young. I just could not get past how Joss tried to sabotage her happiness.  I was unable to connect to the heroine. I loved the other books in the series and recommend.A copy was provided by PENGUIN GROUP Berkley, NAL / Signet Romance, DAW via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.