Review: Enjoyed reading the story but the typos were distracting
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 8, 2012
I enjoyed the unraveling of Christian and Megan's parallel set of issues and their struggles to overcome their own prejudices while fighting a stance against those who choose to pre judge them . . . including each other.  I chose to read this story because of the high ratings and I'm going to give it 4 stars because I felt the story was pretty strong for about 90% of the book.  However, the plot wrapped up rather quickly towards the end.  I would have liked to have read more about Christian and Megan after they committed themselves to each other but all we get is a little epilogue.  The epilogue was fine yet brief.  And it was a little awkward to basically sweep Megan's mom under the rug.  The little sentence or two that mentions that character did say a lot but I felt it could have said more and since it didn't, I think the story would have been just fine without mentioning her at all. The Happily Ever After would have been stronger without Mom putting a damper on everything.I was disappointed with the Kindle edition that I purchased.  I found the story to have a multitude of typographical / proofreading errors.  There were many sentences where the words were out of order or repeated.  Whoever proofread this book didn't do a very thorough job.