Review: Two Points of View, one Great Story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 18, 2013
I'm not sure what I expected, but two "books" with two points of view was a surprise. The heroine, whose point of view is the first part, is wonderfully neurotic, but she has amnesia, so it's convincing and understandable. She's a great character, perfectly drawn, and the hero, whose point of view is in the second part, is the perfect hero for her--even if she doesn't know it. I couldn't put the first part down, but slowed when reading the second, but only because I knew how it ended. Still, the author did a fabulous job of telling a single story and presenting two sides.