Samara had
just woken up from her one-night stand. That's interesting!
Being born
into the Indian heritage, Samara fears her inebriated behavior would upset her
overbearing, temperamental father and bring disgrace to her family name. And
that was why she aimed never to see or speak of Hunter ever again, especially
since he was an arrogant, conceited jerk. Still, she can't help they way he
turns her on. He was definitely an alluring mystery. If only she didn't have
this pesky arranged marriage. What was
the point of playing the happy bride when it felt like her world was ending?
It was a little hard to keep track of some of the characters (Niall,
Sahir, Nisha, Sanjana - I lost track of who was who, truthfully.) There may
have been too many characters in the book. Mehndi Night (I don't know what that
is - the wedding, maybe?) was an all-around confusing day.
I guess the most confusing part of the story was the constant shift in
time. The first chapter indicated a time frame of 3 years ago before the
prologue; but then another chapter specifies a time 3 years ago from that. So
where are we? When is this?
The concept was interesting, and I liked the way it started off, but I
felt like I was trying to figure the story out most of the time. The romance
was pretty compelling, but I just got lost in all the mayhem. I think the story
could've benefited more with a simpler design.
My rating: 2.5 stars
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