Review: I am surely torn....
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 16, 2013
I am torn about how I feel about this book.  On one hand, I like the story, but on the other I felt like there could have been more....Zoe is recently divorced and decides to pack it up and head to Colorado to take on an office manager/marketing manager position for a ranch.  She finds it's a mess and really gives her something to dive into.  Logan is an Iraq War veteran who is dealing with his own demons and decided to buy the ranch to give him something to sink himself into.  Zoe and Logan have chemistry, and their relationship is a no strings attached, let's have some fun over the summer type thing.  Neither one of them is looking for anything serious...or so they think.Zoe is.... well, one minute I really like her and the next minute I want to slap her.  She comes across as very spoiled, but yet, acts like a 5 year old when it comes to her parents.  You are a grown woman!  Stand up and tell them "This is what I am going to do with my life, I appreciate your advice, but let me live my life." Everyone makes mistakes and I am really glad that her parents weren't introduced in this book because I'm not sure I would have liked them at all!  Very judgemental people it seems.There isn't a lot of background given on Logan.  So he comes across as very one-dimensional.  It's hard to get into a character when there just doesn't seem to be any substance behind them.I do think that Zoe and Logan worked well together.  He could overlook her snobby remarks a lot and well, there wasn't a lot to go on with Logan.  It's not like they ever really got personal to give any backstory.But you know what, sometimes you just need a quick, easy read that doesn't get in depth and is just there to make you feel good.  It's a love story.  Two people who weren't looking for love found it.  Simple.  End of Story.