Review: Loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 28, 2013
When I first got the book, my assumption was that, it will be another of those 'Cinderella' like stories.  However, as I got into the book it got me engrossed at how different it was from the rest.Mia is already a self-made woman with career. Although not that wealthy, she has already established her possessions and she did it on her own.  She actually is so into her job and house that she forgot she needed a man in her life.  Almost.Max is an American working in Europe and badly needs a fast and easy way to renew his working visa.  This happened in the middle of financial crisis worldwide which made the scenario believable and forgiveable.  One could just shrug it off as part of the plot and accepts it.  Then came Mia to the rescue.Their marriage although arranged did not feel like it from the start.  The characters did not make it feel so fake and fell into their parts consistently.  As opposed to real marriage, Max and Mia have accomplished living together with less difficulties.  In fact they seemed to enjoy each other from the start.The author has successfully established everything within the story.  It's refreshing to not have too much drama on the relationship of the two characters.  It was even good of Mia to have her feelings on check all the time they were together.  Two points I wished the author has changed though was that, the story became too predictable towards the end when Mia got pregnant.  I could even guess that without the visit to the doctor.  But I must admit there probably is no other way to build that part.  Second, it seemed the author went in to rush to end the story.The best arranged marriage story I have read so far.  Highly recommended!