Title: Ambien substitute
Product review: Johanna Lindsey's 'Paradise Wild' has that one quality which I find unforgivable: it's boring. Be warned, this is 300 pages of two people, neither very likeable, getting into fight after fight, doing a lot of lying, having more than a few misunderstandings, then making up. End of book. Fighting, lying, misunderstanding and making up can hold an appeal if done well-- like for instance if it involved characters the reader has come to care about, or if it's extra-over the top, but here we get none of that.The sexual tension was nil, and I could hardly care less about the main characters and their stupid war. I thought about abandoning this book after nearly every chapter I finished, but like the fool I am, I soldiered on, hoping (I guess) something would occur that made this book worthwhile. Lord knows what that would be, maybe the two leads meeting a violent end at the hands of a disgruntled reader? Anyhow, I say avoid, it's not worth the time it would take to read it.
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