Review: love, loss and second chances
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 22, 2013
We like to think the rich and famous have it all, in Shameless by Cheryl Douglas she reminds us that you may be a huge country music star but everyone has to deal with the issues of real life from accidents and death to divorce and drunkenness.Trey and Sierra seem to be soul mates deeply in love and have sparks galore, tragedy has a way of messing with even the best couples and Trey and Sierra have been having some issues to start with. When Sierra leave Trey he goes into a down hill slide of destructive behavior.Shameless is a story of love and loss, second chances and new hope. I loved the family support and the love that is shared by Trey and Sierra however I felt that the whole "tragic misunderstanding" plot twist was a little over used, that and I can not tell you how many times we are reminded that Trey is a big star. I felt the love story was solid and with just the loss they had suffered and Trey's substance abuse issues they had tons to work through without some of the other twists thrown in.The story is good, the characters are real and some steamy scenes make this a book that I liked. If you are a country music/Nashville fan I think you will enjoy this even more than I did.I received this book in exchange for my honest review.