Review: Pretty good -thought the first one was better
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 3, 2014
Compared to the first book, thus one seemed a bit rushed and the "romance" felt forced.Adam and Olivia have a history and the author does a good job of outlining what happened between them - but only in the most bare bones way possible. I didn't feel like I had enough information to decide if I really believed they were in love and neither one says the words in this book. Olivia thinks it and Adam loves things about Olivia - but the declaration was absent.It was short - but it's a novella, so I didn't expect a full length story. But the first one was so good - I expected at least the same level of story depth and didn't get it.This novella was totally stand alone and barely connected to the first book - so if you are worried that you might be lost starting with this book - rest assured that is not going to be an issue.Finally, I thought James was a bit stupid in the first book (in a sweet, what an idiot sort of way) and he continues his stupidness in this book. The funny thing (or maybe sad thing) is my husband has friends like James and therefore it made it easy for me to believe that smart men can take really stupid advice to heart :)