Review: Must read for Garrison's Creed fans
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
Cristin Harber is a favorite author of mine. With that being said, Sweet Girl is a good read but not my favorite by her. I enjoyed seeing Cash and Nicole while they were in college and finding out first-hand how Nicole ended up in the Witness Protection Program. The college story somehow did not work as good for me as their adult story in Garrison's Creed.I honestly feel like an old fogey since I was distraction from the main story by the partying and underage drinking that went on in this book. Nicole turns 20 years old in this story.  I may not agree with the legal drinking age being 21 instead of 18 but that is the law right now. In addition, most of the partying animals I knew in college ended up flunking out. Instead, the big danger was organized crime when it real life it could very well be the binge drinking that was going on. I just wish the dangers of that had also been shown. Now having said that, I feel real old and conservative.When the focus of the story was on Cash and Nicole I enjoyed it very much. Would I buy the book? I think yes, I still would. If you are not familiar with the Titan series, I would not start with this one but at the beginning or even with Garrison’s Creed. Looking back after I had fallen for Nicole and Cash made this story work better for me.Copy provided by NetGalley for an honest review.3.75 stars