Review: The most lovable characters I've encountered in a long time!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 13, 2013
This is the kind of book that I just have to give five stars to.  It's cute, sweet, steamy, and a quick, fun read.Let me start out by saying that how can anyone not like Nina and Ian?  They're real people - their characterization is flawless, in my opinion.  Nina is a quirky artist who has the real life musings of anyone contemplating a one-night-stand, not to mention the excessive gives that Ian showers on her.  We see her vulnerable side, her embarrassed side, her feisty side, and her sweet side.  She is just so real.  And Ian is...well...maybe not quite as real (as I have yet to meet a man with that much money, kindness, humility, and sex appeal) but still just a lovable character.  He is sexy and driven, and the conflict of him being too stressed with work to deal with Nina is like real life.  I love that the plot wasn't forced.  No one suddenly had cancer or amnesia.  It was all very real and believable.Now is where I contradict myself a little and say the ending moved too fast - but thank goodness there were no proposals or babies or any of those super cliche endings.  A de;pclaration of love?  I say, fair enough.  In my mind, Nina and Ian were in love.  They were adorable, and I loved reading about them.I recommend this book, because I think it has about the right thing for anyone reading romance stories.  It also is short - 2 hours and you'll be done with it.  So what is there to lose, really? I think it was two hours of my time well spent.