Review: Strangely, better than 1st two in series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 8, 2013
I have mixed feelings about this book.  First on the relationship aspect:  I liked how Hart & Drake were actually together as a normal couple in the beginning, even sort of going into business together, but once again, it quickly became a mess with lack of communication (as in keeping secrets that should be shared, idiot man!!!), and the whole pushing each other away for their own good, then can't live without each other after all, no wait, still not a good idea.  Geez, these 2 are way too old for that crap.  As for the plot, I think it would have been an awesome book with just the stalker plot.  I know Hart's legal issues had to be in there, but the baby and the gang war thing served no purpose that I could see, other than to distract from who might be trying to kill this woman now (she is one unlucky chick!).  I think the stalker plot had so much more to offer that wasn't explored, but I will say, I figured out on page 18 who the stalker was.  No kidding----page 18.  But that didn't detract from the story for me.  It was like having some inside information and you could watch that character for mistakes they might make. Overall, I'd say this one suffers from the same issues as books #1 & #2-----too much emotional relationship drama that was unnecessary, and too many plots going on at once.  However, I still think I enjoyed it slightly more than the first 2 books.  If you can get them cheap as a set, go for it.