Review: 3.5 - sweet, but hero has a problem with communication
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
I finished this book two days ago, and what I really remember about it was the hero's arrogance and immaturity.Dean recognizes the fact that Sam NEEDS to win this contract to turn her freelance job into a permanent position, while he wants it to reconnect with his father.  See, he left his dad's company to go start his own, and they haven't really had a relationship since.  The author points out that his company is very successful and will do a great job, but I couldn't get past the fact that he was going to be in town for his mother's birthday and STILL needed to manipulate the situation with business.Just sit down and talk with your dad, dude.Then there's his relationship with Sam - they had a brief but passionate love affair, and after he broke her heart he sought her out again only to walk away because some other guy had his arm around her.  Seriously?  You got on a plane to find her because you couldn't let go, and you're not going to even find out who it was?Dude needs to learn how to have a conversation.The end left me okay with the HEA, but also irritated - Samantha is supposed to be such a go getter, but it felt like she was continuously swept along by the author's need to get her story the way she wanted it rather than what felt natural for the character.