Review: Loved it
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 23, 2013
Angelle has been with the same man for many years when he finally pops the question, its a little too late. At this point she just wants to be her own person and the only way she felt that she can do that is to move and actually do what she wants to be her own person, to be independent. Angelle's birthday is coming up soon and shes going back to her home town only she has one little problem: the fiance she told her family about doesn't exist. Well, he does exist, but the problem is he doesn't know she exists or that they are supposedly to be married.Cane is the resident bad boy who loves em and leaves em. But when he meets the clumsy new girl Angelle he just came seem to get off of his mind. His sister managed to convince him to be apart of this auction charity. Angelle managed to be the winner of the date with him but the last thing he expect is for to ask for him to come back to her hometown to pretend that he is her fiance.They had caught each others eyes from the very start but the time they now spend together will make them want each other more. Cane is still the bad boy she knew but will he be able to open himself up for the possible love connection that is brewing between the two or will he does what he does best and love her and leave her?Just want to point out to you readers who are checking this out that this book is the second book to the Love and Games series. Each book from what I know is a stand alone so you wont miss anything. After I had already read the book I found that out. With how this book turned out I'll be sure to check out the first book to this series and anything following it. :-)Short, sweet and with romance and I loved it. I loved that characters. My favorite character was Angelle. I loved how relatable Angelle was. She's an awkward, clumsy, and brave women who is trying to make something of herself. She's a young women wants to be able to make her own choices and be independant and with a lot girls that age, myself included, know what thats like. (Now if only a can find a guy like Cane for myself ;-)) I loved the connection between the Angelle and Cane. As for an age group, I feel that this book can be enjoyed at any age. Being that this book is based on around Thanksgiving time I would really recommend you lovely readers who are looking for a light and romantic read to check it out now.Overall I loved and enjoyed this book and recommend you lovely readers to check it out. 4.5 of 5 Stars!