Question E

[Jonetta]

Maggie and Benjamin have been friends for almost two years. Is it realistic that both would have strong, unexpressed feelings about each other?

[Robin]

It's not realistic at all. When I read in this book that their only kiss was during the Hurricane in the last book, I just laughed. What are they waiting for?

[Jonetta]

Again, she writes their relationship like their adolescents. All this angst isn't realistic for two divorced people of their age.

I feel like Kava is shy about having her series labeled a romance. Either write it well or leave it alone.

[Lauren]

Kava should leave the romance out of her books. She's just not good at it.

[Robin]

You're right, Lauren. She shouldn't even attempt to put any romance in these books. She sets us up and then nothing happens.

[Charlene]

Well, I thought this book gave us a better insight into Benjamin's angst, when we see his ex-wife moved on and had a baby. He had not moved very far emotionally.

I've lost the timeline now with Maggie's divorce, but she seems to be more open to dalliances, maybe just not a serious relationship?

[Jonetta]

She's had one true dalliance and that was with Adam, the guy in New Haven. She's danced around with Nick and Benjamin.