Review: Loved the story, but disliked the ending
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
I am compelled to write this review, otherwise this is going to bug more for days.  While this story was engaging, well written and I even cried at times.  I just don't feel that it's the right ending for this book and can't give it a 5 stars. (I reserve 5 stars for the very few exceptional books I see.)  The main other problem I saw, was I found the first two chapters of this book stilted and not very engaging, and I almost didn't buy it.  But the writing gets better once the authors starts telling the story instead of feeding the reader with back story.  By the middle of the book I feel was in love right along with Fenix & Jared and the book has me crying when the inevitable happens and Fenix's show gets moved to Broadway.The ending seems to come out of some formula for how to write a romance novel, and I can see why many women would like it.  These two do deserve a HEA ending but this particular ending seemed out of character and not really suitable to the personalities of Fenix and Jared. (I am trying to avoid spoilers here.)  The author never even hinted that the ending was something these two wanted out of life, until a few chapters from the end Felix brought it up and they both agreed with little fanfare.  I would have thought these two would have wanted to do something more creative, and could have found a way to keep performing & dancing.  A big deal was made that both Fenix & Jared wrote material for the shows they were in.  I would have loved to see these two create their own small show, and have them take it on the road.Last I find it odd that there was no mention of any of their friends during the last chapters.  I am hopeful  it's because the author is planning on writing Adam's story and we will hear more at that time.