Review: A sweet read!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 30, 2012
Mia is the daughter of a very important man, on a small island nation, so there is intense pressure on her to be a good girl and conform. Mia does not want to conform, but just wants to be left alone and allowed to do her own thing. To tell the truth, Mia seems like a bit like a spoiled brat at first. Having grown up as a politician's daughter, she really should know better at her age. Then she loses her memory.Liked that we met Mia before her head injury, as most of the amnesia stories I've read start when the main character wakes up. This gave us a nice before/after comparison, especially since her mother isn't completely honest at filling in the blanks for Mia. Despite what her mom insists, Mia was not a joy of a daughter. Thank goodness her friends aren't afraid to fill her in!This was a fast, fun read, as it's a pretty short book. Mia grew on me, especially after taking her friend's advice to just go with the flow and that she was still the same person, even without her memories. Found this an interesting idea, as people put an awful lot of stock in their past making them the person they are today.Enjoyed the story and am looking forward to reading book one so I can see how Dante and Reece got together! Really liked Mia and her friends, even if they are all beautiful rich kids!