Review: Just what are your intentions...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 6, 2013
The idea of Grim Reaper's being people who are trying to pay off their debt to society by harvesting soul's is a good one. Showing how the Reaper's deal with the psychological harshness of that job each in their own way was interesting to read. David and Sarah were both very likable character's, and seeing them fall in love was nice. There was a lot of sexual tension, and only one sex scene but it was hot.However I only sort of liked this book. The things that would earn you a debt or send you to hell made no sense, to the point that more than one character commented on the ridiculousness of it. Considering that Reaper's would have existed since the dawn of man, and that they would exists all over the world crossing cultural and religious lines, it made the rule's make even less sense. My main issue was the book lacked conflict (even though there was so much potential for it) and action between the two lead's. I spent almost the entire book waiting for the force that would drive them apart or force them to work together. It was obvious from the beginning what their ultimate obstacle was going to be, and I was disappointed that it was the only thing the character's had to deal with after waiting so long.