Review: A really good read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 30, 2014
I liked this book, but I struggled with the concept of how long it took for Brooke to get her brain wrapped around she was worthy of love.  Being the product of a teenage pregnancy and being raised by her grandmother, I could understand why she struggled with her self-worth, but I wished she could have accepted this fact earlier.  I would have loved to seen her and Adam together earlier in the book rather than him trying to win her over for so long.Adam is the new principal for the local school.  Coming to town in a hurry after accepting the job, he moved into the neighborhood.  Their first encounter was less than what either of them would want to base a relationship on, but he is the kind of man that was determined before they went on, he was going to prove not only his ability to be a respectable boyfriend, but he was wanting to prove to her that she deserved that respect.Being known in town as the hussy, which she certainly didn’t deserve, she has gone to her friends who are all settled in relationships to gather a list of things she needs to do and expect so she can settle down in a respectable relationship.  Adam is just the man to prove to her this is possible.I enjoyed this story, it was a nice change from the alpha males that come across to strong, Adam is more of the kind nerdy man, but he had his hot moments.  Brooke while appearing to have it all together, allowed the reader to see her insecurity and weaknesses, but her longing to be a better person than what she is now.  The characters were wonderful and easy for the reader to not only understand but enjoy the journey with them and the author did a wonderful job with her writing style, making sure the reader was able to follow along well and invest in the story.Reviewed by Tbird for Crystal’s Many Reviewers*Copy provided for honest review*