Loved this character...strong silent type.  Characters needed more time to develop their relationship. By the time they finally acknowledge each other romantically, the story ends (at least that's how it felt ). Great connection between Mitch and the Davey.  It felt like more went on with them than with the two main characters...not good at all.  I'm not sure why this author shies away from writing the romantic sections in her novels. Is this deliberate or is it that she does not have the experience and cannot relate? You cannot write about what you've never experienced...Right?  It just seems to be a common denominator...characters have sex, say I love you and the story ends.  More could have been done with the storyline.  She wasted too much time repeating issues with Perrin and  Mitch's family.
Loved this character... strong silent type. Characters needed more time to develop their relationship. By the time they finally acknowledge each other romantically, the story ends (at least that's how it felt ). Great connection between Mitch and the Davey. It felt like more went on with them than with the two main characters... not good at all. I'm not sure why this author shies away from writing the romantic sections in her novels. Is this deliberate or is it that she does not have the experience and cannot relate? You cannot write about what you've never experienced... Right? It just seems to be a common denominator... characters have sex, say I love you and the story ends. More could have been done with the storyline. She wasted too much time repeating issues with Perrin and  Mitch's family.