A review by reading_rainy
Cherry Girl by Raine Miller
3.0
**3.5**
I both loved and hated the story at the same time. Maybe it’s just my mood, but Neil pissed me off so much. The lamest miscommunication keep them separated for 6 years. They were supposedly madly in love, but one tiny little lie keeps them separated for 6 years!!! 6 years over something he knew the answer for after 9 months. He let her continue on with her life, knowing she wasn’t happy, he wasn’t happy, but his stupid ass pride wouldn’t let him go to her. I mean he ran the security firm with access to any information he needed!! Then, once she knows the truth, she blames herself, full on pity party moping and he says NOTHING. Let’s her feel like crap for chapter and chapters. I hated him so much during this time. Also, there is zero mention of either of them having relations with anyone else during these 6 years, but would have been nice to have some confirmation on this.
So the ending was lovely, and the beginning was lovely, but the middle sucked so much. He FINALLY admits that he could have found her at any time, and that his pride kept him from doing that. Really, true love huh?
I both loved and hated the story at the same time. Maybe it’s just my mood, but Neil pissed me off so much. The lamest miscommunication keep them separated for 6 years. They were supposedly madly in love, but one tiny little lie keeps them separated for 6 years!!! 6 years over something he knew the answer for after 9 months. He let her continue on with her life, knowing she wasn’t happy, he wasn’t happy, but his stupid ass pride wouldn’t let him go to her. I mean he ran the security firm with access to any information he needed!! Then, once she knows the truth, she blames herself, full on pity party moping and he says NOTHING. Let’s her feel like crap for chapter and chapters. I hated him so much during this time. Also, there is zero mention of either of them having relations with anyone else during these 6 years, but would have been nice to have some confirmation on this.
So the ending was lovely, and the beginning was lovely, but the middle sucked so much. He FINALLY admits that he could have found her at any time, and that his pride kept him from doing that. Really, true love huh?