What Were You Expecting?

I really liked Nick. At first he seems self-absorbed and shallow, but it isn't long before we realize there's more depth to him than that. As the story wore on, I felt he really grew. I especially like that he admitted his feelings first. I also really liked Daisy. Not many authors could write a likable, believable bodyguard heroine, but Andersen really pulled it off. Though Daisy was tough, she wasn't so tough she became stupid with it. She knew her own strengths and weaknesses, and she wasn't afraid to make them work. The suspense plot was actually pretty well done. The villain was a bit over the top - I can't believe he'd hire goons to go after a photographer but no one would catch on to his true nature - but he worked within the context of the story. A few things did bother me, like the way the police acted when Nick tried to report things, but I was able to move past it.I guess this is one book that improves upon re-reading.