Reviews for She Ain't the One

The average rating for She Ain't the One based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-10-27 00:00:00 Leonard E. Knight / for book lovers and readers. 3.95 stars BRIEF SUMMARY Jay is in D.C starting over after his divorce. He has a particular woman in mind that made him moved to DC. While there, he is looking for love and found it in the wrong place. Ashlee is happy to get over her ex when she meets Jay. They're one night stand turns in to a relationship that becomes a nightmare. THOUGHTS Wow, this book was crazy and full of drama with a bit more crazy thrown in. This was not your typical romance novel with a happily ever after ending. For this book, the reviews for some sites are at least five hundred, and with others over a hundred. For most readers they either love the book or dislike the book, and I can relate to both sides with their views about this book. Also, Jay's character is from previous book by the author. The book started out on a high note for me as I was reading along. I liked what both authors did by giving us each characters view pointed in telling the story. The first scene started out nice, with us getting to know Jay. Some of his thoughts were really funny as well as his introduction to Ashlee. By the second chapter Ashlee's thoughts and questions to herself gave you a sense of her craziness to come throughout the book. While Ashlee and Jay were getting to know each other, the story fizzled a little for me, however, with the twist and introduction of Tracy, definitely got me perky again. What followed next was a bundle of crazy, mixed with insanity. Ashlee went from jealous girlfriend, to insanely crazy and deadly ex. I thought Jay, was so easily swayed throughout this book and that is what gets him in trouble and becomes his down fall. It annoyed me that the authors kept referring to the size of Jay's package. Pleasing to hear once or twice, ten times not hot anymore. The ending felt like you were left with a cliffhanger, but the events that took place was interesting. As for Ashlee, you can't argue, reason or talk to crazy. It's unbelievable the lengths she goes to in this book. Story: Fair to Good Intimacy: D.R.I.P (Don't Read In Public) / GOOD Enjoyment: Fair to Good

Review # 2 was written on 2009-03-31 00:00:00 Randy Gaylord Oh this book was off this chain, Ashley is super crazy but FYI before you read this book you must Read Carl Weber's Married Men and Mary B Morrison's series starting from Soul Mates Dissapates. The reason why is because they both put characters in this book that r from their previous books, also you will not understand why people act a certain way nor will you understand how they got to that point. This book is awesome.