Justin

I am not sure how I feel about reading Justin and Shelby's story. I am much more satisfied with their ending than I initially was with Calhoun and Abbey. I will say that all through Calhoun's story I just assumed (even though the book says otherwise) that Calhoun was the older brother because Justin really does act pretty juvenile in both Calhoun's story and now his own. Diana Palmer has a habit of creating loveable characters in one book and then turning them into total jack-asses (its the only word I can think of to describe it) in subsequent books that actually tell their story. Yet, I find myself reading them anyway. I think I enjoyed this story so much because I loved Shelby. She was rebellious and a risk taker, and not as much a doormat as Palmer's usual heroines. Rated three stars because the ending was just over the top. 5*****I loved this book, consider it an all time favorite 4**** Thoroughly enjoyed the book and will recommend it 3*** I liked it well enough 2** Brain Candy - It was okay. Writing mediocre, will keep/re-read if part of a series 1* didn't like/possibly not finished.