Still Not Yours

This book ended up being just OK for me. It started pretty good, but around halfway through it started to fizzle out. I think it would have been better if it had been 50 pages shorter. I also thought the plot was a little far fetched. Like, whose employer would force one of their employees to take a person who had bad people after them back to their home and make them pretend to be engaged, especially when they had a child living in said home? Not to mention, this was the worst witness protection setup I have ever seen. She literally used her real name, and stayed in contact with and traveled to her sister's house? Anyway...(lol)