This story started out well, and the plot and life of the book grew on its own. There are times in the book when I think it should just end, because it starts to run on, but then it begins to pick up again and continue almost in a new vain of thought. Penelope and Nash's story is long and drawn out at points, but it regains your interest as you learn more about the past. Henry is a psychopath in this book, but I think sociopath is more correct, because he thinks he's great in his own mind and has no conscience. I read the extend epilogue and felt that could have been put in another book and made into another love story. I actually like being left with the last line in the book. I fell in love with Nash, but Penelope left me cold. It seemed to me that she lacked the passion she should have for Nash.
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