Review: Entertaining and Romantic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
What Worked For Me:I really didn’t anticipate liking this book because the heroine is so young, which puts this book pretty firmly in the N/A category….not my preferred reading genre at all.  I was SHOCKED, and that is putting it mildly, that I enjoyed this book as much as I did.  Violet is our extremely young (we begin this book when she is 16) but very charming heroine.  Virtually written off by her mother (she does make appearances in the book but they are few and far between and not very pleasant) and raised by her father, the VP of a MC, who protects and shelters Violet and is the epitome of loving male role model.  You fall in love with Violet because she is so complex.  She has a learning disability, along with a host of other issues, yet she rises above all that would keep her down and you cheer for her as her childhood crush becomes a beautiful love story.  She is young but she gets the guy and keeps the guy, despite so many odds that are stacked against them.  Now Mac, our hero, is tame compared to some of the other heroes I have read in books but is was refreshing and honest to read about his love and respect for Violet.  He has so many obstacles to face in claiming Violet as his own (her age, her father, his father, his own future) but this doesn’t deter him in his mission and it is a beautiful journey to witness.  This couple faces many triumphs and tragedies, which makes the ending even sweeter.  The plot was well thought out and takes place over days, months and years.  It is easy to understand and follow and kept me entertained every second.  There is no cliffhanger and no cheating in this book and the Hero and heroine have a HEA.What Didn’t Work For Me:Even the aspects that make me uncomfortable (the Hero in Jail), they are so well played out I got over my discomfort quickly.Would I Recommend This Book:YesFinal Star Rating:5 of 5 stars