Review: Great Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 26, 2014
I really enjoyed this book by Tamsyn Bester. This is the first of her books that I have read and will definitely read more from her. The story was really great and grabs you from the beginning, but there were a few unanswered questions, items that made this a four star read instead of a five star.We meet Cassey who is working her way up at a publishing firm, when she wakes up from a hot dream about a guy she has never met, and then runs into him the same day at work to find out that it is Kyler Knight, her new boss. Now first I would have thought she knew Kyler, but how she dreamt about him before knowing him is never explained, and I just don’t understand.I love Cassey and her character, she has not let her childhood and past define who she is and she is a successful woman, and stronger than anyone I know who would have come from the same situations she is in. Her best friend Quinn, OMG I loved her, she is a fierce woman and an amazing best friend. Quinn keeps telling Cassey she needs to get laid, and sees the attraction between Cassey and Kyler. Problem is Cassey doesn’t want to be another notch in Kyler’s bed post and she also doesn’t want to sleep with her boss.I loved Kyler and Cassey’s attraction and relationship with each other. As much as Cassey didn’t want to like him, she did, and I loved how Kyler dealt with this. I.E. Kissing her in the office and walking away. I laughed out loud on that scene.These two have one of those “insta-love” relationships that neither of them will admit, or act upon. When they end up in an arrangement of sorts, you see that these two really do belong with each other even if both of them are too stupid at times to admit it. (Thank god for Quinn!)This story has everything, the drama, the crazy ex, douche bag guys trying to date Cassey, tears, happiness and Laugh Out Loud moments. I really enjoyed this story, heck I read it in one sitting, I just wish we would have had more answers, i.e the dream, more time with Kylers parents, etc. I really liked this book and will definitely read more by Tamsyn Bester in the future.