Review: Cute, light-hearted romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 12, 2013
I really enjoyed Some Like it in Handcuffs so I had to pick up a copy of Two-Timing the Boss.At the end of a long day spent taxing my brain way too much, I don't want to have to think about heavy plots or feel angry at fictional characters. I like to unwind and read something that will leave me in a sappy, good mood. Enter Two-Timing the Boss. I actually thought this was a sweet, light-hearted read with a nice dose of humor sprinkled in (the faulty eyelash tickled me). Definitely what I was looking for that particular night. :)I admit there was a degree of unbelievability since it took Keller a while to realize Farah and Fifi were indeed the same person. But to be honest, it didn't distract from the overall story for me. Instead, I was more interested to learn what his reaction would be once he made the connection. And I wasn't disappointed that he decided to have a bit of fun with her.Believe it or not, Keller was actually a character I could easily relate with. Odd, I know. You would think I would relate more with the heroine, but nope. It was Keller all the way, with his commitment-phobic tendencies. Despite those tendencies, I still thought he was respectful of Farah/Fifi and admired her for taking care of her family, even if it did lead to deception. He could've easily thrown it back in her face, and I was pleasantly surprised he didn't.All in all, I thought it was a well-written sweet romance with likeable characters. If you are looking for a carefree, pleasant romance to put you in a better mood, you should definitely pick up a copy of Two-Timing the Boss.