Review: totally cute and worth it
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 13, 2013
I totally love the Abel and Cara story. At times it felt like maybe, just maybe there was a little too much sex.  I know, who ever thought that I would say THAT. But, don't hate me, it did. Now that I have that minor little complaint out of the way, let me tell you why this book was still so so good. Cara is bound and determined to not get involved with Abel. Plus when Vincent warns her how he's a wham bam thank you ma'am kind of guy, she's even more put off. She doesn't want to get back into that kind of relationship.  I'm over here all GO CARA! Way to have some self respect and want to find a man who sees your self worth. I was totally in girl power mode. But just like cars, Abel wears you down. He's like a little stray puppy you know you shouldn't take home but you can't help but indulge and do it. But then he becomes your best friend. Yeah. Totally Abel. He really does become not only her best friend, but her confidant. And when she starts fibbing to Lex, I was all RUH ROH. Trouble ahead. Then I had to stop and ask- why IS she lying. Bad Cara, bad. Abel starts to morph into this super dependable good man that you can't help but love. Who had a cat names Puss, that alone earns him points in my book. Cara and Abel's relationship starts off physical but it morphs into this really deep, strong relationship. It gets tested more than once and just when you think they're in clear waters, it's deeper than you thought and a rough sea ahead. Hold on to your poncho folks, rough waters ahead. That's all I'm gonna say. Okay, I will say one more thing. She gets a kick butt new Tesla from Vince! He did keep his word from Fatalism. That I thought was funny. I though this book was really good and if you like Fatalism, you will like this.