Review: Internships... murder... deception... and love.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2014
The final installment of The Intern starts off just where part two left off. Bently knows he's been betrayed but he doesn't know the reasons why. But he isn't really interested in learning the reasons why. Ceci just wanted to get to the bottom of her father's murder... she wanted closure - she never imagined that she'd fall in love in the process. But walking away doesn't erase the memory of what they felt, time doesn't lessen the desire, the passion or the love.One thing that I loved about the conclusion of this story was the elapse of time, approx. two years of time allows this story to be drawn to a conclusion without rushing towards the finish line (excluding the epilogue). There were far too many things in play to have allowed this to work if, say, it was a simple few months.One thing that kept me from really getting lost in this story was towards the end it seemed like so much of the story became about the sex. Once scene would end and then it would roll right into another one. I get the whole make up sex and reunion thing - but I found myself skimming through to get back to the dialogue and story. This one fell just a little flat compared to the first two and I the conclusion to the mystery of the father's death felt a little anti-climatic... shocking, yes but just not compared to the build up I had in my own head as I read the series.A solid 3.5 star series in all, although the second installment I think was the star of this series.