Review: Short, entertaining love story on a cruise ship to Paris
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2011
I bought this one at the same time as its prequel,Satisfaction Guaranteed, so I read them the same day as they are both very short. Both stories are entertaining to read with a smooth storyline that is told descriptively and succinctly.Reggie has been in love with Sam since elementary school, but he has never seen her in that way until this year when they take a cruise together.  Sam is a millionaire that seems completely oblivious to Cara and Reggie's real life work obligations which really seems improbable for lifetime friends.  He appears to function on the level of a 7 year old with his clueless attitudes and his need for his butler to organize his life.  He has been indoctrinated to his mother's ideals of a perfect wife and seems to have found that woman in the very plastic Beebe; whom he leaves for two weeks to go on a trip with Reggie. When Sam finally decides what he truly wants, he becomes much more in control of the situation and confident.  Reggie, herself has been unsuccessful with men despite growing up with three older brothers and being a preacher's daughter with no qualms about pre-marital sex.Apparently there will be one more story in this trilogy explaining the bumpy relationship between the newly introduced Angel and Mitch.  I like  what I have read about Mitch and will pick up the next installment when it comes out.Would I/Did I buy it? Yes (.99)Would I read it again? YesWould I recommend it to friends? Yes