Review: Simple and sweet, a fun read despite how it ends
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
A sweet, multi-layered, story. Lovable cast with surprisingly well defined characters, even secondary (something rare in these straight forward, easily read, non series books). Yes the plot becomes completely predictable after the prologue, but it wasn't the story as much as the journey. I also liked that the author wrote a book like this with out the hero or heroine being too annoying, in fact I liked them both the entire time, and just wanted them both to be happy. This is funny because they wanted/needed such different things to be happy(or thought so anyway)It would have been a five star book for the sweet Christian happily ever after type genre, if it wasn't for the ending. It wasn't even a bad ending, just ridiculously rushed for a 300+ page book. After all that build up, the ending was kind of anti-climatic. It made the book kind of unsatisfying. For a book about the unhappiness of two people, you never really get that closure you read for.For those anti Christian book people. If the Christian thing is your only complaint (and not the simplicity) you'll like it. The main difference between this book and a light romantic comedy, is that this author didn't curse, or at least she didn't actually use any curse words ;). It's completely different from the author's other books, a nice difference. It's a fair game Christian book for sure.