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Nasinee Nunbhakdi babysun — I'm not sure why the kids at Bowdie orientation complained so much about this book. It's actually pretty good. I really appreciated seeing how the lines between captive and captor became completely blurred as time went on. Also how circumstances can completely drive and determine how people feel for others and how they will act/react.

Adam Kahn adamkahn — I love Nancy Warren's books and I didn't want to stop reading this one. I hated when it ended. I wanted more. Why the 3? Because even though it was hilarious as all Nancy Warren's books are and even because the sex was Smokin' Hot, the main character was too stupid to live. She was so incredibly likable though. I was rooting for her the entire time. I wanted her and her flaws to get the gorgeous guy. So what if he was the one who put her in danger making me question his IQ as well. Still Jake made up for it by saving Cyn over and over and over again. They were a couple of people whose hearts were totally in the right place. They did stupid things, but they meant well. One thing that bothered me was the missed opportunities for tension and the easy acceptance of the end of past relationships. Cyn was engaged for six years then when she kicks her boyfriend out of her life, he goes without a fight then has a girlfriend immediately and it's okay, no questions asked. I think it bothered me because other than small anomalies, Cyn was completely relatable. She was turning thirty and realizing she hadn't been young yet. She lived in the home she grew up in and hadn't made it her own. She suddenly realized her job was boring the bejezus out of her. Who hasn't felt that? Who, once they'd realized all those things, wouldn't want to do a hot FBI agent? Exactly. So that's why I wanted more even though I didn't believe some of the story. It was well written, but not well told. It was still worth the time and effort to read it. I loved it, but I didn't. Would I read it again? Probably if I needed a little happy mindless diversion. It's a good book. It's a fun book. It's not the best Nancy Warren book I've ever read. I'm sure I'll gush over the next one.

Aleksey Mas _lexey_as — A very good read but definitely not for the faint hearted. The subject matter is harrowing and leaves a nasty taste in your mouth. I found it impossible to put down even though some parts left me feeling very uncomfortable. Jack Caffery is an engaging and tortured central character, far from perfect which makes him seem very human. This book has number of issues running at the same time and the author blends them together seamlessly. The twist and turns in the plot are exceptional. I would certainly recommend reading Birdman first as it gives you the background on Jack, which will help you understand his issues in this book.