Review: Comfortable read for a lazy day at home.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 21, 2013
Before I purchase this book, I had read some of the reviews which left me curious but one reviewer stating, "... high school matreial" comment. So, I took a chance and bought the book because sometimes the reviewers misses the point and in this case it was missed.Now based on my review, this novel was a comfortable read. Character Chelsea was going through an emotional heartbreaking relationship that ended terribly by her womanizing, gigolo, opportunist and ungrateful fiance. "In which unfortunately, some women in the world today will experience." So, back to character Chelsea she HAS NO choice but to pack up her belongings(with very little money in her pocket) leaving the big city to start all over in a small little country town. "The realism is that small towns in America doesn't have a lot of jobs. So, I can relate to Chelsea in applying/getting/ working in a small cafe while at the same time trying to put a handle on her heartbreak-hurtfull heart.Moving forward on within the novel the male character discovers he has feelings for her. "To me he seems a respectable male character, compared to other books in which the male characters quickly jumps in bed with female characters hearing on what will happens tomorrow. Also, the male character shows respect when both characters were trapped inside cafe in the middle of a blizzard (Readers, you have to read this book to understand this scene on what I'm talking about). However, both characters eventually falls in love with each other and Chelsea starts over in rebuilding her life and business."Reason for five stars because plot is good, grammar was well written, just the right amount of sex scenes, male character took it slow and even though novel was a fictional novel the characters can be related in a realism situation of today. So, I don't see anything that would relate to high school situation within this novel."