Title: Hot Tamara doesn't sizzle
Product review: I was very excited about this book because it is rare to find a good latina romance that isn't just fluff and stereotypes. Saying that, this book was disappointing. The sentence structure was jumbled most of the time, and hard to understand. The characters were very underdeveloped to the point of being two-dementional. The real point of the story seemed to be the mother-daughter relationship, and the mother's character was too painfully exaggerated to be realistic. It was very hard to be swept away by this book. I love romances where a woman finds herself, but Tamara's anxious efforts to become more "independent" weren't endearing, they were just plain annoying. Don't waste your money.
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