Review: Good, but predictable
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 30, 2014
This read was pretty average and predictable. However, that being said, I enjoyed it. It was nice to read something quick and easy, as well as steamy hot in between my more angsty, lengthy reads.This book reminded me LARGELY of Abbi Glines book, Fallen Too Far. Down to the part of the heroine eating her own food instead (tuna instead of peanut butter) of taking part in the Hero's pantry because she SO did not want anyone thinking she was a mooch.So, if you liked that book as much as I did, you'll see the comparison and probably enjoy this one too.So basically, these two are neighbors, get forced to live together and slowly start to build a love/hate friendship. It has steamy hot moments and is very quick/easy to read through with holding your attention.There is no cheating, a HEA and more to come from other characters. I believe Tag is next. I really liked his character and will definitely be reading his book when it comes out.One of the only things that really bothered me was the incessant bringing up that the heroine was poor and that she was not a mooch. It came to the point where it was like beating a dead horse...we get it....she hates all forms of any charity or pity because she's broke and doesn't come from money- she'll make her own...blah blah blah. You only have to say it a couple times to get the point across, but it was a constant the whole book.Anyway, I'd recommend this read - as it is free on Amazon right now and it's pretty good. The hero is definitely possessive and Alpha.