Review: Never Say Never
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2013
This book was part of a blog tour I received a copy for my honest reviewSander has too many things going on in his life right now to start a relationship but he still needs a date for his ex-fiancée's engagement party. Chloe is only interested in finding a good job, she was recently humiliated and her mother is having health problems. Sander offers to get Chloe her dream job and take care of her mother if she agrees to pose as his girlfriend. The two of them have to act like a couple and fight the attraction they have and keep their hands to themselves. First I have to say I love the cover of this book, it's hot. I was not expecting to like this book as much as I did, I thought it would be a quick feel good love story and I ended up not being able to put it down. The characters and their story end up catching your attention right from the beginning, I was reading the book and the next thing I knew the story was over and a couple hours had gone by. Sander was a good leading man, he can be a jerk at times but after what he went through, he has the right. Chloe is just as damaged but she retains this sense of wide eyed innocence that is endearing and sweet. The sexual tension and frustration that builds throughout this book was great, at times it was funny other times I was just as frustrated as the characters. Never Say Never is definitely the book you want to pick up if you want to get lost in a story for a few hours.