Review: A fun story and a good change of pace
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2013
Before I even started reading this book I could tell there was going to be a good amount of humor in it. The acknowledgments were infused with humor (albeit an inside joke with her social media fans.) So when I started to get into the book I was happy that the humor continued. It gave the book a fanciful feeling. I knew the story was going to be a fun read and it's not meant to be a serious (as in not funny ha ha) romance novella. I tend to read lots of heavy and serious books, so I love when I get to change the pace a little bit and read something that is meant to be fun. And the humor in this one is similar to my sense of humor - a bit raunchy and sarcastic - so I was able to get into the story that much more.The novella follows Maggie and Chaam. Maggie is a fairly well developed character - she's got a story, a purpose, and morals. She did come off as a bit of a prude (even for 1934) at the begining of the story, but as she started to warm up to Chaam I started to warm up to her. The other characters - Chaam, Cimil, and grandpa - aren't as well developed in this novella. After reading some of the excerpts from other books in the Accidentally Yours series I can tell that Chaam and Cimil's characters are developed in other stories.This novella made me want to read the rest of the series for two major reasons. 1 - there is such a build up and the story ends as a cliffhanger, so I have a need to find out what happens next. 2 - I think I could really like these characters. I don't feel like I missed out not having fully read any of the other books, but I would like to know a bit more of the back story.The story was humorous and it did live up to it's warning: sexual content and naughty words. This was a nice change of pace for me and I enjoyed reading it. I would pick up more of Mimi Jean's books in the future.I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for a review. This review is my truthful honest opinion.