Review: Extreme Anxiety Attacks
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 13, 2013
"He Loves Me Note" and "Don't Look Back" should be one book.  "He Loves Me Not" is about a young woman who desperately wants acceptance and love but she chooses it from the wrong person and descend into spousal abuse.  She doesn't trust what sees and questions what she feels and still makes the wrong decisions.  "He Loves Me Not" ending leaves the story hanging, no closure of any kind.  "Don't Look Back" doesn't work without "He Loves Me Not."  In "Don't Look Back,"  Lily is trying to make a new life based on lies.  Trevor is presented as the manipulating bully and he is, but the other male characters in both books are weak. The author spends quite a bit of time delineating the character of Lily but brushes over the males making them one dimensional.  "Don't Look Back" brings closure.