Review: This is a wonderful story of two people that you really want to see get their HEA
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2014
Unconditional is classified as a New Adult, but honestly don’t get caught up in that label. This book has something that the others don’t. Honestly I don’t read new adult, because I’m not a fan of angst and drama. This book doesn’t have that. While it isn’t a happy go lucky story, it has heart, heat, and fun.Maci has come to Australia to study at a university in Sydney for the next 10 weeks. She gets to Australia and nothing goes as too good. She loses her passport, goes in the wrong bathroom, is kissed by a sexy as hell supposedly famous stranger and doesn’t get his name, and to top it all off her luggage is lost. As a 21 year old with early on-set Parkinson’s, life is already a struggle, but she isn’t going to let that stop her from having the best time while in Australia. From the moment she gets to the dorm where she is going to live, she meets some great peeps including her across the hall neighbor who turns out to be none other than the sexy bathroom stranger, but LAWD can he be an ass at times. Why does he have to be the one that her body wants??I know you are wondering why I’m not breaking down more of the story for you in this review, but honestly I wouldn’t want to read a review with those story points in it. It would truly spoil this great book for you. There is sooo much to love about this book. Yes I was even in tears for a small bit, but it wasn’t one of those books that had your emotions going through one extreme to the next. This is a wonderful story of two people that you really want to see get their HEA. Cherie M Hudson has given us everything we have come to expect from her other person (Lexxie Couper), and I can’t wait to see what else she brings us!!Review copy provided for an honest review.