Review: A+ for the Greek Hottie!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 28, 2013
When I finished Baby & Bump (which I absolutely LOVED), all I could think is "there is no way I am going to be able to enjoy Marisol's story. She is so snooty and bitchy. How is she even friends with these other characters.  And for a few chapters into Apples & Oranges, I was still on the fence on how I was going to be able to "feel" it for her to want her to get her happy ending. But, I started to learn a little about her, and her reasons why she was so cold and snooty and so different from her friends.  And, her problem was 30 some years of sterile love from her mother and father, and I can see why love and relationships wouldn't look too appealing up to that point.Then Demo comes along. He is her exact opposite and her exact same all wrapped into one.  I know that sounds contradicting, but really he is.  He is nothing like her, because she is high fashion and rich and snobby and all about the look. Where he is a garage owner with dirt and grease under his nails. He could almost care nothing about his look, because that's just how he is. (Not that he doesn't look amazing, because he's a bona fied hottie Greek.) But, there similarities are what is so crazy.  They both have written off love, for one reason or another. They both seem to have a stick up their ass.  And they both are more about the bootie than the love. Until they meet each other. And, then their crazy back and forth pursuing begins and the craziness really begins.This book really seemed to dig deep for me as the story continued on. Some deep issues that are very heartbreaking to read about, but I really love how much Marisol grew throughout the book, so I hope everyone who read Baby & Bump, and didn't really love Marisol, will give her story a chance. Because it really is worth reading and she really is someone worth loving.Now, I can't wait for book #3 to come out.