Review: Opposites Attract
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2013
Do you ever watch a movie and wish it was a book? No? Just me? Well I do and if How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days was turned into a book it would be this one.  After the Kiss tells the story of Julie Greene, columnist at Stiletto who is tasked to write a article about being in a relationship. The only problem is Julie doesn't do relationships. Her friends, Riley & Grace, help her choose out a guy to write her article about. He turns out to be Mitchell Forbes. Only problem he's just accepted a bet to have a fling instead of a relationship.From the first page I was hooked. It was such a funny and cute romance. The characters were written really well. Reading about Julie and her life in New York City made me wish I could move to the city that never sleeps. She was a fun character with surprising depth. I loved reading about her conflict about the article and her realizing that maybe relationships aren't so bad after all.She starts off the book a little shallow but as the story progress we get to see her evolve.  Also, it was funny to see that her greatest horror was a movie night. When Julie first sees Mitchell and describes him as a stuffy Wall Street guy. I'll admit I was concerned. I thought the author was going to try and force two characters who had no chemistry. Thankfully that wasn't the case. The old saying "opposites attract" was completely true in this book. It was funny to read how adamant they first were to liking each other.  Reading this story made me wish I had a guy like Mitchell and friends like Julie, Grace & Riley.  I can't wait to read the next book in the series, Love the One You're With, coming out in December.