Review: Not one of her best, but an ok BBW nonetheless
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2013
The PremiseTy and Abigail were high school nemeses (nemesis-es? After Buffy, I've always laughed when I use this word). Anyway, Ty liked Abby but mocked her because he was embarrassed by his feelings for her.  She struck back though and gave as good as she got, which I liked.  They run into each other when he comes back to town to stop his brother from destroying his family ranch. A ONS ensues, and eventually a marriage of convenience that turns into a whole lot more.The GoodI liked the chemistry between the H/h in the end, even though I normally hate when it starts as a shame-crush for the hero.  I also liked the little town and its inhabitants and Abigail's female friends.  She has alot of insecurities about her looks, but I do like that by the end of the book it wasn't about her losing weight but about her accepting herself as she is.The BadThe continuity issues and spelling/grammatical errors stand out in this book. When there's reference to the H/h by different names, I think it's clear that there was a need for a final edit/spell check before publishing.  Beyond that, the story is just shallow - the characters are pretty two-dimensional, and the villains have minor redemptions but by the time it happened, there was no investment in it.The Bottom LineI can't say I loved it or hated it.  It wasn't horrible, just mediocre.  Ms. St. Clair has written better books than this, and I'm still willing to check out her backlist.