Review: The ending feels abrupt
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2013
The storyline is great, and I could understands the emotional upheavals of the main characters.  Their interaction does not feel force, but instead they appear to be two individuals who have decided to make the best of a coincidental situation.  In the process, they end up finding each other, in the other person.However, as the title of my review indicates, I felt that the ending was abrupt (The story itself ends at 74%, on my Kindle Fire).  There seems to be more development needed to tie up the loose ends from the characters' past.  SPOILER ALERT: For example, Heath, the male character is estranged from his family. He makes an attempt to re-connect with his brother, which is illustrated by the author as a promise to meet after the holidays.  But we never see the resolution of this subplot.  In addition, his PTSD, is a main topic of the story and I would have liked if the author had explored it a little further. Kassia, the female character, seems to have a very detached family, and it appears to bother her; but the author chooses not to dig deeper.  The marriage proposal at the end is unexpected at this point in their relationship (in my humble opinion). For those reasons, I only gave 3-stars.Despite it all I would still recommend as a read because there were some complexities to the protagonists.