Review: A cute, feel-good romantic comedy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 19, 2014
Reagan Carter was cheated on again. Her roommate helps her get back in the game and aids in creating a list to sort and measure potentials in her quest to find the perfect man, someone she might already know.Fun and carefree, this is the kind of novel where you knew what was going to happen but wanted to read the how of it anyway.  A cute story to read on a lazy afternoon, I enjoyed every page and did not want to stop. If it were made into a movie, it would be a cute, feel-good romantic comedy. Definitely a chick flick.I loved the characters in this book. They were believable, especially Reagan. (How funny is her name being named after two Presidents, Reagan and Carter?) Dating and being cheated on while in college is a pretty universal concept and most anyone can relate. I reveled in watching details and characters fit together.The book was fairly light. When it became serious, I felt the character’s emotions. The romance here was the kind you feel in the pit of your stomach. It felt amazingly, deliciously real. Wow.There were a couple of unbelievable parts, not too wild just over-the-top. A dress that costs $6000? College students are broke. A $200 dress would be equally out-of-reach. The main character seemed a little self-absorbed and self-centered surrounding the birthday party.Set on a college campus, this seemed geared for new adults but had a strong young adult feel.  A clean, fast read I would recommend for any fan of contemporary romance. The author can write. I would definitely be up for reading more from her!Disclaimer: All books reviewed by me have been received via purchase, lending, or given to me by an author or publisher for the purposes of an honest review. No reviews are purchased. They are my own opinion. For more reviews such as this, please visit [...]