Review: :0)
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
bookshelves: contemporary-romance, reviews-4-publisher, series-romanceLength: 3960 kindleStyle: Contemporary RomanceStory: FAIRLY GOODIntimacy level: GOODEnjoyment: GOODSeries: (The Marsh Brothers) book#1The GoodHad a cheesy feel, but I actually really enjoyed it . The first couple of chapters I liked it. The cute and playful interaction between Jordan and Michaela was fun and funny at times, however, I also thought things felt like it was going super fast between them, however, by the fourth chapter, I thought, ok this could be interesting.Jordan truly lived up to the title of this book, he was relentless in every sense of the word. I wouldn't say he was possessive, but he was more, I know what I want and I am taking it by any means necessary and that is what he did with Michaela. The humor and sometimes their reactions and thoughts brought a smile to your face. Their physical chemistry was really good as well, they definitely spice things up. The author gave us a little mystery and suspicion with things that are surrounding the couple that keeps happening. Weirdly, I would have liked to read the first time Jordan meet Michaela, even though they were both with someone, since he is so relentless I would like to experience his thoughts when he met Michaela through Joyce.The BadThis story felt as though everything was going and moving super fast. It had a few cheesy moments and maybe a few unrealistic moments. Other than that I had no major problems.OverallThis read had a simplicity to it, it felt like it was going fast at times as well as had a cheesy feel, but I loved it and enjoy the wittiness and humor of the characters and their spicy chemistry. As for the other characters, I am already waiting to read about Trevor and Ian, the other Marsh brothers, they sound s.e.x.y. I think it will be interesting. Also note to readers, if you like this story, there was a pervious book written about Michaela's brother and his wife called ( Trust Me). They are also in this story.