Review: Not good.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
Wow.  I lost count of the amount of times I rolled my eyes reading this book.  It was SO unrealistic, it was the complete opposite of what would happen in real life.Jessica is a poor as dirt college student.  She waits tables at a bar and barely makes ends meet.  She has a p.o.s. car that breaks down often and she has an arrangement with her mechanic friend that as long she pays for parts she can pay for labor in bj's.  No joke.  But I withheld judgment and kept reading.Unfortunately, Jessica's car needs a new transmission and she needs $800 for parts which might as well be five thousand it's so out of reach.  Lucky for her a woman named Fay and her friends are sitting in her section at the bar and Fay propositions Jessica, $800 to seduce her husband and bring her proof that he's a cheater.  $800!  What a coincidence...not.  Jessica doesn't need much convincing, especially after she sees a picture of Kage.  Total hottie!  *facepalm*But there is some humor because Jessica occasionally speaks to us as the reader and she's aware of how heinous these situations she finds herself in are.  When she approaches Kage at a bar Fay told her he'd be at, she finds out he's not a cheater but it doesn't take much seducing to get him to take her to a hotel because...wait for it...they're soulmates!From there Jessica's insecurities and stalkerish behavior annoyed me.  I just kept yelling at her, "you'll lose him how you got him, girl!"  But Kage found all of this cute not disturbing.  Yeah right.  I loved Jamison's Bullet series but this book's plot was ridiculous, I was glad when it was over.