Review: Cute and Fun
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2010
I read this because someone recommended it to me, and it was a cute read.  Other reviewers have already summed up the book, so I won't go into that.  I'd say the author's biggest strength is her humor.  I'll give an example.  The hero had the heroine in a bath (she wasn't feeling well at the time so he was trying to bring down her fever), and she asked, "What am I doing here and why do I keep touching your lovely chest?" It was the last part that had me laughing out loud.  Even as I think of it now, I'm laughing.This is a good book for people who like women disguised as men stories where the women are strong and fully capable of taking care of themselves.  The heroine was no wimpering female, and the hero was lovable too.One thing I don't understand is why this was tagged as a Christian romance.  If you're familiar with the traditional market for Christian romances, this is not tame enough to be termed Christian.  There's stuff in here that would be deemed offensive.  Though the hero and heroine never went all the way, they did go pretty far, and since Christian romances don't go beyond the kiss and some readers thinking necking is "lustful", I don't know if I'd recommend this book to women who are uncomfortable with nudity and touching body parts that are usually covered.  (For me, this is not a problem, but since I've seen some reviews by women who expected a very clean Christian romance and got upset with "necking", they won't like this book.  But if you like a little more realism in your book, then I say go for it!)Like I said, I have no problems with this book.  It was fun and light and perfect for a nice beach read.