Review: Not a TKO but definitely worth the read.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 26, 2014
This book, to me, read a little like Tara Janzen or Julie Anne Walker and Jennifer Crusie had a baby book together, but it was still in its infancy.  The book had a hot alpha male lead. A humourous and truly likable female lead who had issues and was open about them. There were times when the plot was really engaging emotionally, and times when laughing out loud was called for.The attraction between the two was solid but not the falling in love part.  It may stem from the author not fully developing the male lead.  He comes with a lot of issues (Warning - sort of spoiler): PTSD, survivors guilt, and a slight but not curable case of alphahole-ness, which he wears well. What could have been expanded in the book was why he fell for her.  There was a lot of the female lead's perspective into his personality, and why it worked with her neuroses, but not so much from the male perspective.But that doesn't really take much away from a book that is definitely re-readable.  It's really thisclose to five stars.