Review: Had potential
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2014
I'll start out by saying thank the Lord I'm done with this book.It started out great. The woman's heartbroken, for good reason, the man is cocky but remorseful. About halfway through I started getting confused about events and time, and I started wondering why Deacon wanted Rhea at all. I don't know how old she was, but she seemed to me to be a young, selfish, stubborn, spoiled, indecisive, dim-witted drama queen. He could have done so much better.Every little thing caused her to freak out, cry and run away. "Why didn't you tell me you had a sister?" (Run away and cry). "Why are you trying to explain things to me?" (Run away and cry). "Why didn't you tell me you had your power back?" (Throw up and cry). "I need to know why our parents cheated? Tell me exactly what happened! Every detail!" (Okay, that was a little exaggerated. But only a little).She seems to think she doesn't need anyone "protecting her," but she acts like a child so she's treated like one, in my opinion.Collin wasn't any better. He seemed like a terrible brother.Really, the only character I liked was Deacon. He deserved way better.All in all, good plot; I only finished it to find out what happened, though I scanned the last three chapters. Unlikable heroine, her whining and dramatic ways left me frustrated. Likeable hero, bad taste in women.Would not recommend unless it was rewritten.