I won a signed copy
of this book through a giveaway on FaceBook.
The following is my honest opinion for the book
I enjoyed reading
this detailed fictional memoir of Bethany Drake and the relationship she had
with her polar positive Adam Blaire. While she had no problems developing
relationships with men who she’d had in her mind would ask her to marry, her
last breakup wound up creating a complete mental turnaround and now has sworn never
to get involved with another male.
As for Anthony,
he’s a true womanizer who perpetually changes his relationships. He’s the type
of a woman would care to get involved with due his lack of wanting to be
committed in a relationship.
Yet more some
reason, their relationship click the moment their eyes meet on a flight from Los
Angeles to Toronto as they wound up in an encounter in a hotel suite once they
arrived. And the mental commitments they made to themselves were now thrown to
the winds. The Kismet they experienced made it basically impossible to get the
other out of their mind and from under their skins; but this is something which
neither wanted to really acknowledged.
The descriptive writing
and dialogue throughout the book pulled me right into many scenes to such an
extent that sometimes I felt as if I might have been an unseen presence witnessing/hearing
everything transpiring in front of my eyes.
Their relationship,
like any other, was not a smooth one; rather it had been like a rollercoaster
ride, full of its ups and downs. What happens at the end of this story, I’m not
revealing, you’ll have to read the book to find out. What I will say is that
Deborah Ann concludes Bethany’s memoir with appropriate two words, “The End.”
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