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loverofromance 's review for:
The Surprise
by Kristen Proby
My Review:
The Surprise is part of a connecting series to the Seattle world. This series has characters that are 2nd generation children from many of the earlier main couples of the "With Me In Seattle" books.
The Surprise is a story that features a second chance with some groveling and where groveling was needed. I did enjoy this book for the most part, but I did feel like this book just didn't feel right to me in how their issues get resolved. I think some of the reason why they seperated was more confusion and miscommunication from both of them. But it felt like the heroine twisted the hero's reasons and the heroine was to blame for part of it too and didn't seem to think she needed to apologize for it. That it was all the "man's" fault and she was the only party that got hurt. It just felt so misconstrued in their issues being resolved. I really did love the hero though and the premise was interesting, the plot and relationship aspects just I had some issues with in how it evolved in the end.
So while not my favorite Kristen Proby, it definitely is her signature type of story especially for a novella.
The Surprise is part of a connecting series to the Seattle world. This series has characters that are 2nd generation children from many of the earlier main couples of the "With Me In Seattle" books.
The Surprise is a story that features a second chance with some groveling and where groveling was needed. I did enjoy this book for the most part, but I did feel like this book just didn't feel right to me in how their issues get resolved. I think some of the reason why they seperated was more confusion and miscommunication from both of them. But it felt like the heroine twisted the hero's reasons and the heroine was to blame for part of it too and didn't seem to think she needed to apologize for it. That it was all the "man's" fault and she was the only party that got hurt. It just felt so misconstrued in their issues being resolved. I really did love the hero though and the premise was interesting, the plot and relationship aspects just I had some issues with in how it evolved in the end.
So while not my favorite Kristen Proby, it definitely is her signature type of story especially for a novella.