Good news...no sex for 150 pages...amazing, isn't it??? But plenty of talk about sex after that and some lesbian sex between Anita and Belle (well, at least in their dreams!) Anita is laid up a lot of book...uh, laid up in hospital and not laid up as in having sex every scene. But something is off nevertheless. I think the plot needs more work. And the ending was so abrupt...right in the middle of a chapter, the author just wound the whole thing up.  Edward was in this one but there were so many scenes where nothing was happening that I kept forgetting he was there. Everything is about Anita, and about Anita's love affairs. I'm beginning to get a little sick of her whining ways but the author seems to be trying to bring her back to the way it was in the first book. She should have done that a few books ago when everyone was getting sick of the series. But I hope she succeeds because the first few books were really good. This one is better than the last few at least.
Good news... no sex for 150 pages... amazing, isn't it??? But plenty of talk about sex after that and some lesbian sex between Anita and Belle (well, at least in their dreams! ) Anita is laid up a lot of book... uh, laid up in hospital and not laid up as in having sex every scene. But something is off nevertheless. I think the plot needs more work. And the ending was so abrupt... right in the middle of a chapter, the author just wound the whole thing up. Edward was in this one but there were so many scenes where nothing was happening that I kept forgetting he was there. Everything is about Anita, and about Anita's love affairs. I'm beginning to get a little sick of her whining ways but the author seems to be trying to bring her back to the way it was in the first book. She should have done that a few books ago when everyone was getting sick of the series. But I hope she succeeds because the first few books were really good. This one is better than the last few at least.