Review: The simple things.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2013
To me, in a romance, it isn't the grand gestures that make a compelling story, it is the simple things.  This book is all about the simple things that mean so much to a person that they will overlook seemingly glaring shortcomings of another.Victor projected the persona of a smug ass, yet he took the time to help Felicity.  Showing he cared and had more depth than he let the world see.  Those are the little things that romance is built upon.  Think about your own relationships for a moment.  What made you fall for your girl or guy?  Was it some grand gesture or was it a culmination of all the little things that built into a foundation stronger than any grandiose event could compete with.  That's what the author accomplished here.I'm also impressed that the reality show concept was so well thought out, I could actually see it being viable the way it was presented in the book.Then there was the growth of the characters throughout, well with the exception of Tiffani and Carmen of course (I love comedy relief characters), that kept them engaging.So if you want a fun read and the beginnings of a wonderful romance, the "happy ending" in this book is well worth it.