Review: Overall, Well Worth the Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2012
I'll save the best for last.  So what DIDN'T work for me was Angie not standing up for herself, and not speaking her mind regarding her feelings.  A couple of years ago, she enlisted her sister's help in trying to move her cozy working relationship with her boss to the next level; we'll come back to that decision.  When her sister ended up dating  said boss, what woman wouldn't have gone to her sister and asked, "Seriously?  This is what you call help?", and a few other choice phrases that I don't think I can print on Amazon.Other things that didn't work:  Angie had to know what her sister was like, so why ask her to help with a relationship with a really sexy man?  In the two years Angie dated Roger, he never noticed her sister (the story says her family knows Roger, so why did he tell Kyle he'd "met" a new and exciting woman?)?  In what universe does one sister steal another sister's boyfriend and the family is totally supportive of the "stealer", and is actually relieved that the jilted sister (their DAUGHTER) says she's not coming to the family Christmas party?  See, there are obviously some issues with the story.Now for the good stuff.  In spite of the questions above, this is such a cute, sweet, funny story!  Love may not always be easy, but it's always worth the wait!  Angie and Kyle have been attracted to each other for years, but Angie's skanky sister and her slimy boyfriend Roger (a rebound from Kyle) are pretty big obstacles.  But SPOILER ALERT -- true love always prevails (well, it does in the typical romance novel, right?).Read the story.  You'll be glad you did.