Review: Skimmed to the end
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 8, 2013
Where to start.....well this book was very immature and the funny lines were not funny, just cheesy.  It felt like the author tried to hard to give these characters what she thought were cool lines.  Here is an example: "Oh yes Josh, your tongue feels so good.  I think I might cut out, bronzed and made into a trophy".  Um what??  It also has alternating points of view, but no real distinction on who it was, you had to get a few lines in to realize it.Chase works for his father's bodyguard company and has been guarding Julia for the last two years.  There has been a string of kidnapping of wealthy parents kids and it was Julia's turn.  Chase was all business for the first two years and then all of the sudden he notices her and vice versa. The sexual banter and tension starts and doesn't let up for most of the book.  They know they can't be together, but can't help it blah, blah, blah.  I was annoyed that at every turn one thought the other did something wrong and they were constantly mad at each other.  They never communicated, rather stomped off or out the door making a fool of themselves.I really wanted to file this as a DNF, but kept on going as I hated to not give it the benefit of the doubt.  It didn't get better, however there was some action towards the end which was also dragged out.  The book seemed on a YA level with some sex scenes thrown in.