Review: didn't care for it
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
I think this must be YA or Christian book  and I just missed seeing that before I downloaded.  Two friends from childhood are now adults.  He runs a million dollar business and is very important.  She runs around the world building schools and factories with her church group.  He secretly loves her but is afraid that if he goes for her they will wind up like all the other adults in his family and be unhappy cheats.  She is secretly pining for him but doesn't want to make a move.SPOILER I think.  There are two busybody mother and grandmothers in the mix.  They are trying to marry her off.  she has no spine or brain.  Anytime they step over the line she either feels they mean well or she needs to watch her manners. She can't even lose her temper without feeling guilty over it.  Another thing that really got on my nerves was having to mention the value of every item she came in touch with.  Now she is a very down to earth run of the mill girl, unlike all the rich spoiled brats that she associates with.  However, after granny buys her a mansion and stocks it with maids, butler, etc.  then we get to hear about the sofa from Italy, the high quality cushions on the couch, the name brand coffee that I'm sure only the rich drink, etc.  It just got on my nerves.  The characters seem awfully immature for this age group.  I didn't like any of them.  Well, maybe I liked George, her driver and man about the house.  Otherwise they were not a very likable group.  They just seemed to try to hard.  I did not finish reading.  I just couldn't.  I did go back and read some of the review3s and decided to take the word of the reviewer that skipped to the end and then said it still did not get any better.  Not for me.