Review: Struggled through this one, but worth it to get to books 2 and 3.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2014
I was frustrated by this book because it is one of those where the main characters start professing their love to each other with in a matter of days and you want to roll your eyes at the ridiculousness of it.  Seriously it starts with Jeni our leading lady getting rear ended by Aiden, Jeni comes out of her car fuming and proceeds to yell and call Aiden a Moron and then she's off to work.  Later the gorgeous wealthy Aiden has managed to find out where Jeni works and is begging her for a date.  Jeni is a receptionist at a collision repair shop which is great since Aiden needs his car fixed, and now Aiden has an excuse to see her.  I just didn't get the chemistry and Jeni is constantly talking about how average she is but how beautiful her roommate is.  So we are suppose to believe that Aiden who is a workaholic and doesn't have time for love, chooses to go after this average, receptionist with a bad attitude and falls instantly in love after about 2 dates.  Since this is a 3 book series it would have been nice if the author spent more time building up their relationship.Another frustrating thing about this book is Aiden's father.  He is verbally abusive to Jeni every time they are in the same room together and he berates her even in front of family and yet everyone allows it.  This continues through the whole series and is just unbelievable that a whole family would tolerate this father's behavior the way that they do.  I was hoping Jeni would grow a backbone at some point, but she just continues to allow it as she doesn't want to come between Aiden and his father even though Aiden doesn't even seem to like his dad anyway.  We also constantly hear about how she didn't grow up with a father and so that is why she doesn't want to get in the way of Aiden and his dad, yet their isn't much mention about what happened to her dad, so the whole daddy issue thing she has is frustrating because your not really given any background on what happened there.Jeni also has trust issues that poor Aiden seems to be the one she takes it out on, so when Aiden is accused of a crime she questions his guilt and whether she can be there to support him.  Ugh!So anyway, I almost closed the book half way through because I found it so frustrating and hesitated to start the second in the series, but I must say I am glad I did.  The second and third books in this series flow so much better and were hard to put down.  The only flaws is Aiden is almost too perfect, and honestly Jeni is slightly frustrating through it all, but overall the series and it's supporting characters are entertaining and a good read.