Review: So Right For Me
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2014
I love it when I start a book and I’m immediately hooked. I hadn’t even finished reading the first chapter and I was well and truly involved in Chloe Lambert’s distress. If you’ve ready any of my reviews you know that becoming emotionally involved with the characters is something this is important to me.Of course, Chloe isn’t the only character in So Right with You but she is the one that touched my heart first. Chloe is the administrative assistant for Garrett Nolan. I’m trying to think of the best words to describe Garrett. Maggie Kaye’s own words “handsome, powerful and charismatic” are a good start. Personally, I would add more superlatives.Together, I think they are the perfect couple, although their road to happiness is not a smooth one. There are a few detours and the reader is left wondering if they will even find the way. I’m not going to tell you if they do. However, I will say that there are several during this this book that I had a smile on my face after reading certain scenes.I almost forgot to mention the other characters. In my opinion, Chloe’s girlfriends weren’t an add-on to the story. In fact, they were an essential part of the book. I loved the story of how they met and formed a lasting friendship. This book also highlighted the fact that friends do not need to have everything in common, something I’ve found in real life. The other story lines complemented the book.I gave So Right with You 5 out of 5 stars.