Review: Not impressed.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 09 8, 2013
After all of the great reviews for this book, I took a chance and bought it.  I was thoroughly disappointed.  The story was quite long and quite boring as two "damaged" people find their way to love.  I always find it ironic that the damaged persons just happen to have a life of wealth and everything perfectly laid at their feet, which is completely unrealistic.  The hero was annoying for not being an Alpha male and openly pursuing the woman that he loved, especially since he'd built a relationship with God and became the great person he was supposed to be.  The heroine was just ridiculously weak and wishy-washy.  After a slew of boyfriends, which translates to whore who obviously was not good at learning lessons from her past, she finds a relationship with God, but still has doubts about a man that God has blessed her with to love.  It really makes you wonder with all of the references to God, where was their faith in Him?  In any event, the drama with the mama served as wasted diatribe that only detracted from the story.  The only reason this story receives one star is because the author attempted to show how God can order our steps to a perfect love.  However, she fell dramatically short on this feat by displaying the overwhelming doubt, weakness, and lack of faith by her hero and heroine.