Review: Entertaining story with immature characters.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 16, 2012
Mason is the older brother Rebecca never had and took his role seriously after Rebecca's father passed away. Rebecca is full of fire and spunk and although Mason has been there to correct her when she needs it, she has been seeing Mason in a different light for quite some time now. It was only a matter of time before Mason saw it too.The trouble is, after watching her father's heart break after the death of her mother, Rebecca wasn't sure that "happily ever after" was what she wanted. She was quite content with having a blazing hot love affair with Mason without all the commitment and heartache that came with marriage.I have mixed feelings about "Changing Her Mind." The story was entertaining and the spankings were certainly enjoyable, but the drama surrounding the characters was a bit exasperating. Personally, I prefer open communication and honesty in my relationships. This, however, doesn't make for a very good storyline as there is little to no conflict to speak of. However, basing all disagreements in a book on hotheaded emotion and ignorance is not a great alternative. It seemed like the majority of arguments in this book could have been solved by simple conversation. The sheer number of misunderstandings and emotional outbursts was mind-boggling. The characters were either too pissed off to offer an explanation for a misunderstanding or they were too busy seething at the other to hear what the other person was saying. As a result, I found myself gritting my teeth each time Mason and Rebecca argued as it just seemed unnecessary and immature.If you are looking for a new spanky book and can tolerate high-drama relationships and all the nonsense that comes with them, then "Changing Her Mind" is a good fit. Otherwise, you may end up more frustrated than pleased with this book.Katerina of BottomsUpBookReview