Review: Classic story, with perfection added
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
Tessa Bailey is an automatic buy for me, so when this turned up on my Kindle I didn't even know what the story was about.  I was delighted to find out that it was about Willa (the younger sister from Protecting What's His)  and even more delighted to find that the story was based in Ireland and involved Formula One (my sport passion).Once again Tessa has hit the book out of the ballpark.  Her writing style is witty (but not overdone), the story is original (but not unbelievable), her characters flawed (but not crippled) and the story is not pointlessly strung out.  The descriptive text of the area was very well done, I felt like I could picture where things where happening, without that taking away from the storyline or getting in the way.  It just set the stage and added to the plot and to the storyline.While I usually like books from each of the main characters POV, this one concentrated on just Willa and I found I didn't mind at all.  Willa is a strong young woman, abet with some major issues from her childhood but I loved her rationalities and her way of then coming to terms with what she is learning.  Shane is just a hot mess too; it took me a while to warm up to his character, but when I did, I was gone.  Again this book is not filled with the type of angst you would typically find in the new adult genre, thank goodness, instead it has two people that have something explosive between them, if only they didn't get in the way.I rate a book on whether I will re-read it or not, and I will definitely be reading this book again and again, just like I do with all her others.  And it is great to know my faith in the automatic buying of this author continues to be a great choice.