Review: Absurd.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2014
Chloe is 20, Ethan is 30.  She starts out calling him "Mr. Frost" bc he's the CEO and he's TEN years older.  Right there, my interest in this book starts to slide.  She still has a year of college.  Then, three tedious years of law school.  What exactly is her appeal for him?  She's a limp biscuit.  She turns down a night out to see Imagine Dragons so she can stay in alone and stew over the VitaMix blender he's given her.  He tries to teach her to surf and she never makes it off the sand, she's such a head case.  She's rich but she's poor, however that works.  She has fancy shoes and a car, lives in La Jolla, has an unpaid internship for an entire summer.  With no side job.  He is hot, rich, charming, kind and single.  Women are not circling.  Even Bill Gates had women shark-ing around him (he was only rich and single).  Do not insult me.  These plot details do not hang together.  No wonder this author has taken months to release a sequel -- there are too many gaps in the logic to resolve.