Review: It was a nice
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2014
This book started out really good, but then at about 23%, it lost me.  I thought Lacey wanted to change things in her life, but then she would make these dumb decisions and think ridiculous things that a girl who is trying to change should not be thinking or doing. This prevented me from feeling sorry for her.  I understood the situation at home was hard, but her behavior left me confused.  I did feel sorry for her.  No one deserves to be treated by family the way she was treated.  However, after a while I could not understand why Everett wanted to be with her except that she was pretty.There is a secret that Everett is keeping which surprised me a little.I am not sure how I would rate steam factor.  I started losing my connection with the couple early in the story so by the time anything happened between the two of them it felt like they were just going through the motions.It was overall an okay contemporary romance. I love the cover.A copy was provided by St. Martin’s Press via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.