Review: Could have been a great book, still its good =)
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2012
I've been reading lesbian romances for a long time and sometimes you come across good books that get your attention while others are just more of the same formulas over and over. In this case this book is one of those that get your attention. I really liked how the characters developed and even though they had their flaws they were also strong likable characters, which in my opinion it always makes them more likable and human. They where not super models or stereotypes of the idealistic butch and femme formulas you so often find in most romances. So all in all It was a really enjoyable read, all until half of the book, I have to agree with other reviews that mention that somehow the book just got really fast and decisions where made that in my humble opinion where the complete opposite of what the characters would have done.***spoiler** for example the getting married thing seemed kind of rushed to me and also the having a baby part, they didn't even had time to really enjoy being married and boom here comes the baby. Both characters where supposed to be strong independent females, with goals and careers and its weird that they do all this without even sitting down and taking time to really think.  Also how Elise interacts with her mother and after all is said and done believes all her lies and goes against the person she loves is weirder as hell. And well the ending also felt weird to me.All in all I think more could have been done, less rushing into things and just letting the flow go. I don't mind buying series or long books, so I'm not against good stories taking their time to develop into the excellent stories that they could be. This book had great potential. All I can say is that I hope a sequel is on the way and that the author takes the time to make it really good and just listen to all the advices everyone are giving =) after all we all grow into our talents and I think this author have a lot to give.