Sunburn
I loved the twists in this novel. When I first started this novel, I was questioning whether this book was for me as it seemed jumpy but things soon settled down. I had many questions as I read this novel, it was one of those novels that pushed me the more that I read. Individuals were trying to be devious and cunning and they were doing an excellent job of it yet I began to wonder who exactly is doing the scheming?
Polly had a history. She has just walked out on her husband and her three-year-old daughter, history seems to be repeating itself. How Polly can leave her children behind baffles me and I needed to learn more about Polly to understand her motives. Polly arrives in a small town and she begins to build a life there yet I have a feeling, she won’t be staying long. Adam, pops up on the scene and Polly notices him but after what she just did to husband #2, she notices him but there isn’t that instant romance a guy like him would provoke. Adam knows about Polly’s past and has followed her to this town, in his truck.
Now that we got individuals where they belong and we got some history, I couldn’t put the book down as things inside this novel started to get interesting. I liked how Polly got comfortable in her new surroundings. The small town welcomed her, Adam seemed to be making his own life in this town too and Polly found a job at the High-Ho Bar which led to some exciting adventures. I learned about her past and although I didn’t want to cast Polly in a negative light, her past was awful dark. The ending really surprised me and I really enjoyed it. I highly recommend this novel, it began with a slow burn and then grabs you in.
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