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File Size: 1185 KB
Print Length: 430 pages
Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks; First edition (August 26, 2008)
Publication Date: August 26, 2008
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0013TTJSG
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This book was not good. Ignoring the numerous grammar and editing errors (a pet hate of mine), the plot was far-fetched and only made up about 10% of the book. I didn’t buy this book expecting it to be anything other than a bit of light entertainment with some good sex scenes so the slightly ridiculous plot comprising such a small part of the novel wouldn’t have bothered me if the romance and the sex had been any good.The sex scenes have a lot of dirty talk and are relatively rough. They are boring, repetitive and read like bad porn scripts. After the first two, I skipped over most of the rest (which meant I skipped over about 60% of the book). The ONLY difference between the first few sex scenes and the last couple is that the later scenes focus on anal sex rather than vaginal sex. That’s just lazy writing.So the plot wasn’t great and the sex scenes were bad. Now onto the worst parts of this book: the characters and the romance.Noah, the male protagonist (I hesitate to call him the hero because he never really acts like one) starts the story as a dark, selfish, violent and arrogant individual who has so little faith in the wife he supposedly loves that he allows her to believe he is dead for six years rather than let her see him as “weakâ€. He ends the story exactly the same way. There is no character growth at all.He constantly, and by constantly I mean every second page, internally berates himself for being an awful person (he uses much more colourful language of course) because he lies to his wife and treats her poorly despite being able to see that he is hurting her and making her life more difficult. He never does anything to rectify his behaviour and never apologises for it either. All the compromises have to come from the female protagonist, Noah’s wife Sabella. She has to accept that the man who apparently loves her decided to let her live in misery for six years for no good reason, that he’s going to take over her whole life and dictate her personal and professional choices for her, that when she stands up for herself he will just ignore her and do what he likes anyway, that he will never ask for forgiveness for being unnecessarily cruel to her and that the trauma he experienced was so great he can never be a gentle or caring person ever again.To make matters worse, the reader is supposed to believe that all this disturbing behaviour actually means he loves her. I like an alpha male hero but he has to have some nuance and/or redeeming features. Noah’s character has no light and shade, just shade.To summarise: the plot was far-fetched, the editing and writing was poor, the sex scenes were awful and as for the romance, he’s a selfish ass****, she’s got a disturbing view of how a relationship should work when two people love each other, and the ‘marriage’ between Noah and Sabella is a prime example of the kind of controlling, unequal and unhealthy relationship we all hope our female (or male for that matter) family and friends never enter into.
but also not the best. I'm beginning to see Lora Leigh as a hit-or-miss author. This was... well... kept me occupied for 2 hours, so not too bad. However, I could've watched a movie off netflix for free and occupied myself just as well.*read other reviews for synopsis*The good:-actually finished it without too much frustration-Jonas' character true to form-Storme's character, while not necessarily likeable, was somewhat believable and consistent character-wise throughout-Cassie's development was a nice touch, though very limited in exposureThe bad:-Styx's character was mostly sidelined. No offense to anyone else, but I kinda like focusing on the MALE a little more in my romances, and he was really just a secondary character, or a foil, if you will. He didn't really have a personality beyond "nice guy breed"-Navarro seemed lame as heck and the book is really going to be about him? How about someone we LIKE and WANT to read about? Like, Cassie, Dog, David, Ashley, Rule or Lawe (as lame as their names are).The Ugly:-HORRIBLE EDITING!!!! In the first chapter she goes from not having a certain weapon, to having the weapon in her jacket, to the weapon being mystically transformed into a different weapon.-EXTREMELY bad editing!-Book wasn't even 300 pages.-Sex scenes not super great (or remembrance worthy)-Plot interesting, but not compelling, and not enough to make up for the feeling of being cheated once the book is finished-Villians nobody knows/recognizes-Very little development of... everything.On the BRIGHT side, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be and much better than some of her others. Choppy, but not terrible. I wouldn't say it's a straight up pay check book, but it definitely was written distractedly.I'm not going to say I'm writing the series off, but I'm definitely going to be checking the next one out from the library before I decide to buy anymore from the series.Not great, not horrible, disappointing, but I could've been watching reality tv instead, so not a total loss. Mediocre at best.
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