Review: Another enjoyable read from the series.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2014
*I received a copy of this book in exchange for honest review*Mind the Gap is book 4 in the In Too Deep series, and having just finished the 3rd book in the series I was interested to read this one, and get to know more about Britt Nelson and Josh Rand. Britt is an old friend of Gretchen, and Josh, who use to swim with Collin. Two very different people, but you know what they say ‘opposites attract’I enjoyed the storyline having read the previous books in the series, I had a feeling that Mind The Gap was going to be an entertaining fun easy fast paced read, and it was. Brit was a free sprite, and had a hippy lifestyle, and Josh took life a bit too seriously, but because of his past I could sort of understand it. He was also into MMA so I was a fan.Both had choices to make as opportunities had arisen that would take them both out of their comfort zones, but in many ways for the better. Loved the loved/ hate relationship that Britt, and Josh had, they had good chemistry together, and the attraction was there, but from the very beginning they rubbed each other up the wrong way. It was funny to read, and I enjoyed their banter.Overall I liked Mind The Gap, another enjoyable read from the series.  I enjoyed catching up with the other characters from the previous books.  I was keen to know about the title, as being a London girl who travels on the tube its a saying that I know very well.  So it did make me smile when it was connected to the same thing. I’m looking forward to reading the next book in the series, “Three Months and your Mine” which is also the last book in the series.A few quotes:“I’d been in quite a few kissing situation in my day, none were utterly hot as this one”“I was falling hard fast in spite of out differences –or maybe because of them”“I wanted her, and it seems like she wanted me too. What was there to do but go with it?”“I was falling hard, and the unexpected emotion threw me for a loop”