If Judy's father Don was indeed the one that abused her as a child, then why was his brother Mac peeking in at Sammie as she undressed and getting visibly excited. Something doesn't add up.. Did the author forget as she was writing the epilogue who the villain was. All in all this book was horrendous to read. The writing style was incredibly tedious, melodramatic and repetitive. Just plain awful. Review for the abridged audiobook.I listened to this as an abridged audiobook and felt that even that was too long. The plot seemed to proceed at a rather tedious pace, leaving me disinterested in the characters or their fates.We meet Harry Blake as he bids farewell to his beloved wife at her death bed. Her dying wish was that Harry should take their young son, Tom, back to Harry's childhood home and his aunt Kathleen, who had raised him after the death of his own parents.But Kathleen is not the only reason that Harry is drawn back to Fisher's Hill. He has never forgotten his first love, Judy, whom he had abandoned when he discovered that she had lied to him.Will he find Judy? Will he be able to forgive her for her lies? Will we learn the reason why she had lied?The story unravels in rather predictable fashion. There was one unexpected turn towards the end but I found that rather more unbelievable than the conclusion that we were being drawn to.If this had been in book form it would probably have stayed on my shelf but, being an audiobook, it got an airing as I never have enough in-car listening. Sadly, I can only say that I found it a bit boring - I don't think I'm a great fan of Ms Cox.
What do You think about Born Bad (2009)?
Very unsatisfying endding. Also some of the key characters are boring. Would not recommend.
—JEk2310
People for jealousy in "love" can get to wanting to kill.
—Tiffany
