I remember how I used to read books like this one and think there is no way you could fall in love with someone in a matter if days. Now that I am with my fiancé, I think differently. Having said that, this book still has a lot of setbacks to it.
In Everlasting Love, Brooklyn, a heath inspector, goes to an old apartment complex for a regular inspection. What she finds there instead is a handsome tenant by the name of Shane. They end up falling for one another and Brooklyn is found in a tough situation and tries to save the building. While all this is happening, she finds out that she is pregnant with her boyfriend's baby and he doesn't want her to keep it.
This all sounds like it would be an enthralling story with conflicts that will suck you into the book. It doesn't. There is nothing that sucks you into the book. It is so bland, which with a story line line it has, it is hard to believe that it can accomplish such blandness. I had high hopes for this book, and it got shot down to reality as I reached half way through.
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