Review: Very Likable Romantic Suspense
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 24, 2011
In Endless Night, Megan is a frightened woman who saw and knows to much, and is living as a recluse, in fear for her life. She knows a dangerous man is looking for her, and when a mysterious Jake Grogan shows up on her doorstep, Megan fears the worst. Jake is trying to find out who his biological parent were. After receiving a note directing him to a remote house in a small town, Jake seeks his own answers and a way to protect the secretive woman he meets along the way.I enjoyed Endless Night, it was a fairly quick read. I really liked Jake Grogan, he was a man searching for a missing part of his life. He wasn't immature or running from his life, he was in the right place to meet someone and find out where he really came from. He handled Megan's anxiety and fear well. I enjoyed his character quite a bit.On the other hand, I wasn't the biggest Megan fan, especially at first. She had been through a lot, she had every reason to fear. Her character fell into a prison of fear and anxiety, and she gave her life to that fear. It was sad to see, but as the book progressed, Meg began to see these things, and she grew stronger. She had a tendency to be a bit selfish, or come across as cold, but she warmed up, and really helped Jake when he needed it.My overall feelings on Endless Night, it was a good, quick read. It wasn't a stand-out read, and it wasn't a bad read by any means. I enjoyed reading this book, the setting and characters were interesting. It was not very heavy on the suspense, but it was there. The romance was sweet. I will read more of Maureen A. Miller's work in the future.**Read this review and more on my blog:[...] **