Probably because it was making the author good money. This was supposed to be a trilogy, but somewhere along the line it got changed. I came on Amazon to see all the bad reviews and my fears were true. I was about 2/3 through the book when I realized everything wasn't going to be tied up in a pretty bow at the end.
I found it very slow moving and there was way too much filler of Eva talking about how good looking Gideon was. I got this book the day it was released on my Kindle app. As a consumer I feel used and taken advantage of- and I hate that I looked forward to this book so much. I'm a little glad this book is getting bad reviews, because I'm so disappointed that I can't in good conscience purchase another of Sylvia Day's books. Eva is still hopelessly dependent on this relationship Gideon is still trying to prove himself to her Eva's mom is still controlling Cary is still trying to have his cake and eat it too Brett is still thinking he has a shot with her Corinne is still on my nerves etc. In addition, there is no further character development than the last book. The drawn out emotional conversations that led nowhere were trying and tiring. It could have been a novella if the editors took out every time Gideon and Eva said ' I love you ' to one another. I think she deserves a great story that, in the end, is tied up in the perfect bow. Never mind that you have pushed the release date back. As if paying $30 for one character's story isn't bad enough- it isn't even finished! Never mind it was originally billed as a trilogy.
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And that’s so hard, because I so want to talk tabout it! But there’s more alone time with Gideon and Eva as we move forward in the series and they grow stronger, so I’m really enjoying that as a writer. I can’t talk too much about Entwined with You because it’s not out yet. I love seeing them together away from all of the distractions and intrusions and everything else that’s going wrong in their lives. Unfortunately, they don’t get a lot of time alone. Just… wow! AM: Do you have a favorite moment in the Crossfire series so far? SD: You know, I really loved the weekend that Gideon and Eva spent in the Outer Banks. Random House released Fifty Shades on the same day I self-published Bared to You, so talk about the right timing. We always talk about that, about right book, right time. AM: It just hit such a moment in our culture, where all of a sudden this is what everyone wants to be reading. So, yeah, I don’t think I’ll ever get over being surprised that I had a series that struck such a chord. I always figured that it just happened to the Stephenie Meyers and J.K. I don’t know about other writers-I didn’t even dream about anything like that. But on the other hand, there’s no way to anticipate writing something that becomes a global phenomenon, you know.
Alyssa Morris: Now that you’ve had a bit of time to absorb the success of Bared to You, does it feel real? Or are you still surprised? Sylvia Day: I'm still surprised! I’m glad I’m a veteran and that I’ve been publishing for close to 10 years, so I had some experience under my belt as far as dealing with it. To whet our appetites and make waiting for the book's arrival a little easier, Amazon Romance expert Alyssa Morris spoke with Day about what’s next for Gideon and Eva, her upcoming collaboration with Harlequin and Cosmopolitan, her all-time favorite romance novels, and much more. Amazon Exclusive: Interview with Sylvia Day After naming Sylvia Day’s Bared to You a 2012 Best Book of the Year in Romance and devouring Reflected in You, we've been anxiously awaiting the release of the third book in Day's scorching Crossfire series, Entwined with You.
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