Sarah's Library

20/1 - I was surprised to find that I really enjoyed this.  It was a little light on the romance and a little heavy on the preachiness.  So, really late in the story Parker and Rainie have sex and continue to do so frequently for at least a couple of weeks, but then Rainie says that she doesn't want to move in with Parker until they are married, that the real Rainie would never live with a man without being married to him, despite the fact that it would be beneficial to her safety if she were living at the secure ranch instead of her rundown apartment.  She's happy to keep sleeping with him at her apartment because their being sneaky about it, but if she moves in with him that will be like shoving their already consummated relationship in everyone's face.  This sounds more than a little hypocritical to me and I hate hypocrisy, even in fictional romances.  That is why I was surprised to enjoy this enough to read all night till 4:30 the next morning, leaving only 64 pages to read today.