Review: Love in Fast Forward
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 9, 2013
Saving Stella is a quick read all the way around, it is only around 80 pages and within those 80 pages, Stella is ready to be saved by a sweet man named Brayden.  If I had one complaint about this book it would be the length, way too short.  It felt like we could have used more back story on Stella, Sloan and even Brayden.  There must be a reason he is a manwhore, but I never really figured it out.Stella went through a traumatic situation a few years ago and hasn't been the same since.  She is afraid and lives her life as such.  She pretty much works, goes home and then back to work.  Other than her secretary and sister, Stella doesn't have much of a social life.Brayden is Stella's twin sister Sloan's boss.  He is arrogant (almost annoyingly so) and a bit of a player.  Like I said, not too sure why he is a hit 'em and forget 'em type of guy, but he is and is quite proud of that fact.  Sloan sets Brayden up with her fragile sister Stella because she knows deep down he is a good guy (not too sure about this fix-up either).  Sloan wants the Stella from the past back and thinks Brayden is the guy to break through.Brayden meets Stella and pretty much falls in insta-love with her and claims her as his. Now these two have to figure out how to get past Stella's baggage and forge ahead in their new relationship.The story is there, however felt extremely rushed and a bit choppy.  I am not a fan of the novella due to how quickly the story line has to move.  I like when the characters fall in love a bit more naturally.