Question C

[Jonetta]

Was Talia being unreasonable in her reaction in finding out about the security installation? Was her anger justified?

[Charlene]

She was a bit over the top in her response, but she certainly had been steamrolled by men before. Even if this was a protective instinct, rather than a stalkerish motive, I can see why she was irked.

[Jonetta]

I thought she was justified in being angry but way over the top in her reaction. She bordered on too stupid to live.

[Lauren]

Yes, she was justified but I agree that there is also common sense to consider and the fact that she had been a target at one time.

[Jonetta]

You'd think she didn't recollect anything about how close she came to dying. I thought the author really went off track here. It wasn't a realistic reaction.

[Charlene]

Talia didn't seem to have a lot of common sense, did she? What she had was the protective older sister instincts in spades, imho.

[Lauren]

Talia's character in this book was vey different from how I pictured her from her actions in the previous books. One would think she would be more open to accepting help from a man she knew only had her best interests at heart - something he had proven again and again in the past.

[Jonetta]

Exactly!!!