Review: I liked the story!!!Just not the Lead Female Character!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 3, 2014
This book is mainly done in Mitch' s point of view, which I enjoyed. Mitch' s wife died ten years ago leaving him a daughter, and he struggles with her death and the way she died. Mitch use to be a Marine and works at the same place for the last few years and lives in the same house he had with his wife and lives in his hometown he grew up in. He loves his routine, but since his daughter is now in college he feels lonely. And he meets someone on chat site. I personally really liked Mitch as a hero, he need to start truly living again and April provides him with the motivation he needs to get out of his shell. However towards the end I really didn't like April, she came off as shy and person that really doesn't get out much. But once Mitch meets her and their relationship progresses she a completely different person. People make mistakes, but the mistakes she was making was completely stupid and then she would get mad at Mitch when he got pissed at her for behaving like an inappropriate 20yr old party girl and not a 35yrs old, grown ass women she is. He gave her many chances to be honest with and herself and each time she should throw a hissy fit. Sometimes I still can't believe she is 35 years old from the way she let people use her and walk all over her and her inappropriate behavior with the men in her life. Her personalities would change so often it was annoying. Now Mitch is the opposite of her, he made mistakes but he takes responsibility and he tries to get out of his comfort zone and it's improved his personality, his relationship with his daughter and friends. His really grown and I like seeing that growth. It was slower pace, but honestly I kept reading because I like Mitch and his daughter. I kept hoping he would get the happy ending he deserves, just not sure it's with right woman.