Review: Disappointed, after reading the sample
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 4, 2014
The sample sounded like a cute story, light reading - something I sometimes enjoy.Overall, the story line was interesting, if a bit obvious who the 'villan' would turn out to be from the start. There is the usual 'romantic tension' as in any novel of this genre. Even if over done near the end.My main objection to the book, and why I barely rated it as high as I did, was the crude language that was profusely sprinkled throughout. Having not read anything by Suzanne O'Leary before, maybe it's her 'trademark' - the use of rather crude language, and if so, I will find a different author to read in the future.Granted, one of the characters (originally from Poland) supposedly learned English from an uncle who was a sailor, but PLEASE!!!!!! A young woman running a B and B who uses the 'f'  word at least once in every sentence? I'm not sure I'd stay there!.My other comment would be about the editing/proof reading - the same thing I've noticed in many e-books. It seems to have been skipped entirely, or poorly done. While it's nice to be able to buy an e-book for a resonable price, must we be sold a book that has not been proofed/edited for obvious errors?If you don't mind crude language and a weak story line, maybe you'll like the book. At least it's not being sold for the same price as a print copy - a bonus in that respect.