Review: I was a bit disappointed in the whole idea of "winning her"
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
Complimentary copy provided by author/publisher for an honest reviewAlthough I wasn't expecting an epic duel or battle to death in this book, I was a bit disappointed in the whole idea of "winning her". I suppose my idea of what the book may be about according to the synopsis was in another direction than the author had intended. It was not what I expected but in a "meh" way not a jaw dropping "OMG" kind of way. I didn't feel the leading female was in a relationship nor was in a place to be "stolen" so felt that the title didn't quite fit.Some of the characters I loved. Trey was pretty awesome and had charm, looks, and wit. I loved his digs every now and then and his old fling who kept trying to hook him up...HILARIOUS! I did like the humor in it all. But then there were the usual annoying characters. I DID NOT care for Cal, Trey's womanizing little brother. I just didn't feel him nor his importance to the book. Yea he played a major role but if I was Trey and found out about what Cal had done I don't think I would have been so cool about it and if I was Cal I would have more of a guilty conscious. It just didn't add up.Then there is Faith *sigh and hangs head*. I am all for an independent and fierce woman, but all that act was a faade of a sly and manipulative person. Reading past her smarts and intellect she uses her body to get what she wants, takes digs when needed, plays people and most of all I feel she was not good enough for Trey. He deserved better.The ending saved it a bit for me. And you will have to read it all the way through to get there and know what I am talking about *wink*3.75 *WINK* READBook Flirts By Jessi