Review: Was I Reading The Same Book? Major Spoilers!
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 12 4, 2012
I bought this book for two reasons.1. Obviously it was free2. The amazing reviews for this bookHowever the story I read was nothing like the 'Amazing' love story I expected. I just read a story about a selfish woman and hated it so much I skimmed through the sex scenes and the part where she calls him to explain and the whole 'he's a bastard but if he comes here I'll jump him in a second.'I understand the idea of not wanting to tell him about her daughter when he tells her about his upbringing, completely understand since this job will make it possible for her to get her daughter into her life or keep them parted for years to come. So understand this part and I admired the courage it took to say no to the man that made her burn. But she kept giving in, yes body burning blah blah blah GET A F@*&$(g backbone and remember YOUR DAUGHTER!!!! At this point the story lost me and I couldn't get past the fact that she states it would hurt more then mildly it it became serious and then the whole 'I'll take whatever he gives me for when the time comes I'll want these memories' Gag me! I want a strong woman not a pathetic-says-no-while-grinding-on-him wimp! Then when the truth comes out, and it always does, how the hell do you expect to keep YOUR DAUGHTER a secret?, it's all I said no and you pushed. You didn't push him away! Then she calls him to explain why when I would have finished the job and told his ass goodbye. Then when he actually gets it through his head that the circumstances were different with his upbringing he goes back and right away she takes him into her arms. REALLY!?! Then as if the story wasn't bad enough the ending with the grandparents was upsetting. To me anyway. Your parents, YOUR PARENTS!!!!, send you away to make room for the twins and never see you and at the age of five you realize that while you should be with your parents they don't want you. You even hear an argument between your bi&^ of a mother and grandmother, where the one who has taken care of you and loved you tells her &*^()*^&(^(*^ daughter to see her son and have him live with them and gets a NO!!!!!! The epilogue shouldn't have had them in it at all. In the end it should have been realized that he doesn't need the two Sh*&heads; and let go of the past by embracing the future with his wife and daughter. As his grandfather stated the best revenge was to become better then they'll ever be and shove it in their face and move forward. If I had been his wife I wouldn't have allowed them to come into my husbands life after basically thirty - three years of neglect. The whole reasoning of his mother loving his father more and willing to give up her first born should have made him realize to cut them out of his life. They never deserved to be part of it. Or at least if they had apologized and they started slowly to be friends but never close enough to be family I would have at least liked the ending. A big fat ZERO, 00000000000 for this book. Sorry for the rant but I hope this helps save time and, if this book ever asks for profit, money to future buyers. Do not buy will regret, forget the positive reviews, because we obviously were reading two different books.