From the Bookshelf of Baltimore County Public Library Summer Reading BCPL SRC …

[close] The blurb and premise of this book drew me in more than the book itself. As I read the blurb on the back of the book I thought, hmmm, I don't know if I would be excited to meet my boyfriend's stalker (more like afraid), this could be an interesting book. In fact, I found two of the three main characters in the "love triangle" interesting, but the the plot at times seemed to drag. Ellen, the hypnotherapist, was an unusual idea for a character who was exactly how I would imagine a stereotypical hypnotherapist to be, but then Ellen realized that she was not as perfect at the zen type feeling as she thought, which made her more human. On the other hand, the way the stalker was portrayed was not as scary as one would imagine, but also more human than one might think. Unfortunately, the third side of the triangle, the boyfriend, was just kind of an average, boring guy in my opinion. I couldn't figure out what all the fuss was about to have two women loving him so much. As far as the plot of the story goes, as I said before, it kind of dragged at points and didn't live up to the expectations of what could have happened according to the short summary of the book. Yes, I know the blurb on the book is supposed to draw the reader in and make you want to read it, but I think this book went on a little longer than I would have liked.