Review: 5 "let's hear it for strong heroines" Stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
Well this book was a refreshing surprise. Jenna, recently dumped by her fiance for her best friend, finds herself back home after college working for her father. What she didn't expect was working with Sutton, said best friend's brother, oh yeah, and her high school crush.Sutton is desperate to get his sister away from the d-bag Adam and to work on things with Jenna. Despite his past as a womanizer, Sutton is hoping to turn over a new leaf back home and he is hoping Jenna could be part of that. Is it possible for Jenna to get some revenge on her ex while Sutton is able to save his sister from him at the same time? More important, can Sutton start something with Jenna during there plotting, despite neither of them really being over their pasts.I really enjoyed this book. It cruises along at a quick pace and kept me interested. I loved Jenna. She has her moments of wallowing, but she was great. She spoke her mind and was true to her heart. I loved that she was not one of those wishy/washy heroines that seem to spotlight other stories. Go Jenna.Sutton was ok as the hero. Some parts of him I loved like his caring nature. I loved his witty banter with Jenna and his nickname for her. But unfortunately for me he took on the role of "I'm just not good enough for her" and ruins things along the way.But never fear, the awesome heroine will save the day. Personally she was a little too forgiving in my book but that is probably what made her even more likable. I also liked her dad, he was pretty cool. I wish there was an epilogue as that would have made the book even better(they are one of my favorite parts of a book). Overall, highly recommend this one.Thanks to NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.