Review: Short and Sweet-Loved It!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 3, 2014
This was a solid romance, not so much on the steamy side, however it kept my interest throughout the entire book.  With both characters hiding a bit of their past from each other, they danced around it well and you just wanted to see if they were going to work it out or not.Georgia is going on a cruise with her fellow sorority sisters and the men from a neighboring fraternity, with one member Georgia would rather forget.  The cruise was booked before the break up, so Georgia hopes her ex Hunter won't go at all.  She is looking to get away from Hunter and away from the drama that has been eating at her for the last two years.  Thinking the cruise is a good escape and she has pretenses to keep up, Georgia boards the ship, The Radiant Star for a week long cruise.Jase is in the neighboring fraternity and knew Georgia as the girlfriend of Hunter, the click is small, so he also knows she is the ex of Hunter now.  Jase is rumored to be the house manwhore among all kinds of other wild stuff that surrounds him.  Like Georgia, Jace is on the cruise to participate and keep up a bit of a front for his brothers.Jase and Georgia's paths cross and they quickly notice the neither one is what they seem.  They end up spending a lot of time with each other, telling their innermost secrets, because sometimes it just feels better letting them out.  Georgia doesn't have to pretend she is somebody she isn't with Jace.  He isn't looking at what she is, rather who she is.  Georgia is finding out the same thing with Jace, that sometimes it's just talk.It is hard to believe this all happens in the course of a week, however things were set in motion before Georgia and Jace got on the ship and moved full steam ahead from there (pun intended).  The book is well written and like I mentioned, keep me interested from beginning to end. I was waiting to see what these two had in their pasts, and how it would effect them now. I also liked the  epilogue, which wrapped up all of the loose ends.