Review: it was Ok, if you overlook the !! points
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2014
This book was purchased and not given as an ARC to reviewI found this book on my recommended list through my Kindle.  It is a series of books but you can read it as stand alone if you want; there is enough background that you won't become lost.  The story starts as the main female character is stuck in Dallas due to storms (she is a flight attendant) and is at the hotel bar when a series of gentlemen start sending her drinks and hitting all her (all different men, most be so hard to be so pretty). She is recused by a man that doesn't seem like a pervert and they being a conversation that goes on for hours.  Needless to say one thing leads to another and they end up in bed together.  she leaves with no note and phone number because she has to work a private flight the next day and you guess correctly, the flight is chartered by none other than her one night stand who happens to be a high profile congressman that everyone loves.That is the basis of the plot and if I write anymore I will spoil it.  The plot was fine, what the issue I had is that it felt like it was written by two different people, and it was (author information at the back of the book explained this).  This happens throughout of the story, especially since the first scene when they have sex is well written and the second scene later in the book doesn't flow very well and has a ton of !! points (I counted 13 on one page where as one would have worked).  It sounds like two different author's voices when it should be seamless.  The other plot twist if you want to call is is the typical lack of communication and "other woman who isn't the other woman" and I wish sometimes authors would switch up from this plot twist.Overall it was not bad and if you are looking for a new series (and if you find any of them on sale) try it and see if you like it.  Because of those issues with the book I am not going to read the other 4 in the series...at this point that should have been all worked out or edited.