Review: 3.5 stars, repetitive, but I liked the hero.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 5, 2014
These books are atypical LC books, in my opinion, but even so, I liked the flow of the story. I was glad, that those godawful, distracting flashbacks were not used in this book. In fact it probably makes a book more difficult to write in a time-line that crosses over with another book,  but the way this story was constructed worked for me. What did not work for me were Katie's repeating thoughts, every day we got more of the same, but I felt sorry for what she had suffered. I found it incredible that Zach never learnt what happened and years passed by like that. This was a little odd, but I just went with it. Zach himself, was a lovely tortured soul, and when Katie was not messing him up, he managed to do a pretty good job of it all on his own. When the light bulb came on, so to speak, his waking up and realization about his actions, was very well done, I thought. Of course, the book lost all interest at that point because  Katie and a guilty Zach made for a simpering couple and that was that. So, I enjoyed this read but I would not recommend it.