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Review: Redemption

Redemption Redemption by Kelly Moran
My rating: 2 of 5 stars

I'm too cynical for this book. For this type of story really. I will always be the girl that asks questions and NOT invite a stranger to sleep in my house with only myself, my elderly aunt and my dog. I don't care if he was a friend of my dead brother, he could have been a messenger from God and he would have had to leave.

Because I am that girl, it colored the rest of the book for me. There were some parts that were sweet and romantic, I guess. If, you know, she hadn't invited a damn stranger to share every aspect of her life on his word alone but...okay.

Nakos dodged a bullet, I'll tell you that.

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