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Review title: It's a shame...
Product review: ... The book began OK, but soon became unbelievable. True, Jackson was a selfish [guy]... but Ginger wasn't much better -- incredibly stubborn, and never, ever satisfied with anything. She definitely provoked some of the stuff that happened to her. She was easily one of the most annoying characters I've ever encountered in a novel. By the book's end, after she STILL wasn't satisfied, you just wanted someone to throw her off a skyscraper, followed by Jackson, so the two of them can never show up in a book again. McMillan is just an OK writer, but successful because a lot of people buy, read and rave about her books (and books like them) for the wrong reasons. Read a novel as a novel, not a life experience.
