Wish fulfillment

There are very few typos or misspelled words, and the grammatical errors don’t detract from comprehension. For that alone I’d give it two stars. But the content itself left a lot to be desired. This read more like the wish fulfillment stories I wrote in middle school than an adult romance novel. There are no real conflicts, no problems to solve, no separation between our happy couple, no kidnappings or mysteries or crimes or anything. Basically the hero finds our heroine hiding from some bad guys after she witnessed a crime, he instantly recognizes her as his soulmate, his family embraces her, and....that’s it. If you like that sort of book, this is a great book for you. I prefer a little more meat in the sandwich.

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