Tempting Meredith

Rating: 2.5 The blurb sounded so promising. Who could resist a story about a broken-hearted heroine, a secret and a blast from the past? I couldn't, but in hindsight, I probably should have. A few pages into chapter two, I began skimming past the rather bland and boring conversation and descriptions at the gun club where Meredith met Charlie. From the very beginning, Meredith sounded bored and boring or like a woman running on autopilot. There was hardly any emotion or passion behind anything she said or did. Whenever she broke down thinking about her "big secret", I didn't feel it or buy into it. As for Charlie, he always took charge of their sexual encounters. He was good at giving orders and he sounded convincing, but it was the times outside of his dominating persona that threw me. He seemed almost boyish in his behavior and dialogues, and he was often unsure of himself and his actions to move the budding relationship with Meredith forward. To be honest, I enjoyed the scenes between Charlie and Blaine more than any of those with Meredith in them. ... Read the full review on Goodreads. **Complimentary copy provided by the publisher for the purpose of an honest review.**

So-so book hot love scenes but the main character is boring and very little development disappointing

DonT really know.