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Review title: Get it at the library. . .
Product review: if you really MUST read it. But, really, this "novel" isn't even worth getting at the library. (Thank God I did, though!) Every cliched description and conversation, as well as lines from previous Krentz novels, make up this adolescent effort. The "love" scenes are painfully embarrassing, the plot line weak and contrived, and the ending is ridiculous. Krentz has never had the talent that Roberts or Crusie can claim, but many of her books have been at least entertaining (I'm thinking of her Eclipse Bay trilogy). This effort is truly irritating and immature. . .or could it be that Krentz is tired of her chosen genre? This book would seem to indicate it. I'd prefer to give it half a star for the description of the mirrors but that option isn't available.
