Review: The ending was unique and it made me crush on Shane even more
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 14, 2013
Kagan Owens is desperately trying to hide her true identity after she leaves her past life in New York and her overbearing father to try to make a go of it on her own merits. When a guy from her past tracks her down she panics and says her boyfriend happens to be the town's resident playboy and natural flirt: Shane Sullivan. Using his unexpected role to his advantage as he has been crushing on Kagan, he plays along willingly and as she meets his family and friends he decides to take a week's vacation from work to get to know her better. As their flirting turns more serious and Shane comes to realize he wants to be in her life permanently, her past intrudes and Kagan has to decide between love and family obligations.I loved the tone of this book where Kagan has a delicate balance of being independent but trying to be fair about their pretend relationship and then lets her happiness work itself out once she has feelings for Shane. The ending was superb and charming and I loved the modern twist!I received an advanced reading copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.