a good read from start to finish

Tedious...just tedious. The first quarter of this book starts out well enough and dragged me into the story line for which I was happy to go willingly. Sadly, the last 3/4 of the story was just riddled with filler and incredible amounts of redundant inner dialog. After a while I had to just start skimming through as yet again we would sit through another several pages of our hero and heroine's insecurities and inner ramblings. I got it! Our hero does not feel worthy of her love and our heroine is afraid to commit because of some past relationship issues. The sad thing was that our hero is the one with the traumatic brain injury that effects his speech but you would think that our heroine had one as well for all of the trouble she had getting any thoughts or feelings out. My biggest pet peeve is a romance where the main characters are apart more than they are together for the book. There was just too much unnecessary filler plots in the this book that really never surmounted to much of anything. Overall, didn't care for this one at all. Such a good start and promising premise that sadly just was left unrealized.

You have to love Dani, the girl is just so cute and the things that pop out of her mouth tend to have a different meaning at times, “it looks amazing,” I said, unable to keep from clapping my hands like a child. “I love caulk.” I couldn’t help it, the words came out before I thought about what I’d said. He turned to look at me, his full lips pulling up slightly at the corners." Rob picked a great woman in Dani, she knows how to get his juices going, “when you touch me, I just want to throw you across the bar and push your skirt up, and…” She grinned, and I swear she bounced a little in her seat. Her hand landed on my knee again, and she raised an eyebrow. “You’re killing me.” I really loved this book, I loved the chemistry between Rob and Dani.