The world is full of series for one simple reason: They make money! Readers who enjoy one story clamor for more – more of the character or of the world, the mystery or the romance. Whatever it is they loved, they want to recapture that feeling in a sequel.
Problem is, people don’t always know what’s best for them. There is definitely such a thing as too much of a good thing. Some books are better off as stand-alones, even if there are loose threads at the end. When does life ever come to a neat conclusion anyway? Not every secondary character needs a story of his or her own just like we don’t really get to know all the people we meet. And as far as I know the world has never come to a neat “happily ever after” – wars come and go, politicians rise and fall, movements ebb and flow. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Please Note: The image to the left is not the book’s final cover, though the image does depict what the novel was originally named as.
Please Note: Review will be posted soon.
Ever since Rebecca disappeared, Mark Compton has had to contend with quite a few issues. His businesses have been turned topsy-turvy, as has his entire life. To make matters worse, he can no longer deny as to how it is that Crystal Smith makes him feel. She’s beautiful, brazen, and stirs his senses in the sane ways Rebecca herself once did. Perhaps a tad more.
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