Review: A REAL TREAT
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2013
Maya is 23 she's spoilt, outspoken and at times very bratty. She's also a rich whizz kid, and works for her late father's pharmaceutical company, which is now hers. Maya had recently lost her father, but before he passed he made her promise to marry James his other business partner. He wanted to make sure that Maya would be cared for after his death.It's very obvious from the start that James is mad about Maya, even with all of her outrageous behaviour. Some of the things she says are at times very funny, at others quite hurtful. But she's honest through and through, I loved that about her. James some might consider weak, I did not view him like that, he was kind and patient, his weakness for me was his insecurity. That was his downfall IMO. But the main attraction of this story is Maya, and her growth as a character as the story unfolds which is very well portrayed. There are a whole cast of other characters that help to flesh this out. I really liked how the story moved at a good pace, there were no lags, no temptation to skip pages.This is the debut novel from this author, her writing style is crisp and direct, it oozes energy, making this a real page turner.I am definitely reading Maya and James continuing story inA Little Bit of Us (Little Bits)a recommended read