Review: Short, sexy read.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2013
2.5 starsVivvy needs to make this show a reality, so she is determined to do her best to make it so. She, however, was not expecting to find Nate Harrington fighting her every step of the way. Although the handsome pilot proves makes her body go all tingly inside, she has her mind set in making this work.Nate is juggling his family's business, his father's irresponsibility, his grandfather's illness and his mother's outbursts. He doesn't have time to deal with a sexy, business woman. If he lets her get what she wants, his family and his business might suffer.I loved the concept behind this story, but I felt that it lacked in its execution. Maybe it was that the story was too short, maybe the insta-love scenario was too much to accept or maybe the characters were one dimensional, but something in this story didn't do it for me. Hell, maybe it was a combination of the three. I don't know.Although Nicole Helm did a good job in establishing the concept, I think that the romance part of the story was incredulous. Yes, this is fiction, but there's only so much I can overlook. These characters are total opposites and no amount of sex scenes is going to make me think otherwise. Although their flirtatious banter was enjoyable and their chemistry was off-the-charts hot, I don't think they had anything to base their relationship on. They didn't have the opportunity to get to know each other better, make their connection more substantial before engaging in an all out relationship. Maybe if their characters were developed further and the story ran a couple of chapters more, maybe then I can believe the romance.All in all, Seven-Night Stand was a short, sexy story. Nothing more, nothing less.I received this title from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange of my honest opinion.