Review: Amazing and So Full of Real Emotion
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 21, 2013
First off - I have not read book 1 in the series, although, I have purchased it from Amazon.Angelle Prejean is the good girl that moves to another town to escape the prying eyes of the residents of her family's small town.  She spent the last 8 years tied to a man that she barely saw as he made is way through medical school; a man that the entire town expected her her to marry.  And when he proposed in front of everyone and she told him no, it was time to leave and make her own way.  Ending up in a slightly larger small town wasn't the dream she'd had for herself but in the 5 months of living there she couldn't be happier.....Except when she's doing something dumb in front of her roommate, Sherry's, hot brother, Cane.Cane Robicheaux is the tattooed bad-boy of the story.  He owns and runs a restaurant where his weekend bartending brings a huge crowd.  Insisting that he's not relationship material, Cane runs through women, keeping them just at arms length.  His interest in a certain redheaded klutz could pose a problem.When Angelle wins Cane at a Bachelor's Auction for a children's charity no one is as shocked than she is...well, almost.  Cane can't believe that shy Angelle just offered up more money for him than any other bachelor received that night.  And when she askes him to be his fake fiance for the week-long Thanksgiving weekend in her home town, he can't help but say yes.Will being this close be good for either of them?Seven Day Fiance is an extremely heartwarming romance that keeps you engaged in the entire story from beginning to end.Angelle is a well thought out female lead.  She's far from perfect but is a good girl from a very small town where everyone knows everything there is to know about anything.  She has a tragic past but it doesn't dominate the story with "Woe is me" type character.  She's from a very protective family who tend to smother her and her need to flee after she rejected her ex's marriage proposal was very much a self-preservation mechanism.Cane, at first glance, appears to be your typical, run-of-the-mill badboy.  He finds Angelle to be a challenge that he just can't resist.  The getaway to her hometown is just what he thinks he needs to get close enough to her for a take of her bedside manner.  All doesn't go as planned with him, however.  Her fiery red hair and bright green eyes have him mesmerized , intrigued, and feeling things that are a tad bit foreign.The chemistry between Angelle and Cane is undeniable from the start and just get more intense as they continue to spend time together playing an emotional game of pretend.  As the story moves along it gets harder and harder to distinguish "fake fiance" from real attachment on the parts of both characters.  The absolute best part about this book (besides, like, everything)?  The author's writing invokes real emotion.  Readers are captured in the moments, whether sad, happy, or excitement, etc., and are drawn to the characters even more.  There is a part in the novel that is so realistically written that I cried; both times I read the book!! Yes, in 3 days I read this book TWICE!!!The story line is fantastically written and the plot is solid.  There aren't any parts that left me wondering about anything.  Even the fact that this is book 2 didn't detract a bit from the book.  I completely recommend this book.Review Copy Courtesy of the Author, via tour company, at no cost in exchange for an honest review.