Review: Very Sweet Romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2013
Christy works at a law firm and takes college courses after work.  She's 4 years beyond her senior year in high school when she was bullied and humiliated by her 'supposed' boyfriend as well as girls she thought were her friends.  The depth of the humiliation was extreme. Just as she thought she was getting through the bullying, she finds out her parents were killed in a car accident.  So, she lives with her protective brother Mitch, who is 3 years older, and her younger sister Emily who is a senior in high school and a brat.  Christy put off going away to college to stay and work and help Mitch provide for the family.Devin has been Mitch's best friend forever, was constantly around, and Christy believed him to be the bane of her existence.  Making matters more annoying with Devin around is the fact that Emily has a major crush on him and won't stop her advances even though he shuts her down every time.When Mitch and his girlfriend Meagan go to Las Vegas for a week, and Emily goes away to a camp the same week, Devin volunteers to stay with Christy to be sure she is safe.  She has a troubled history and Mitch and Devin don't want her to be alone.  During their week together, they become closer, emotionally and physically. Supposedly, it is a pretend relationship to help Christy get over things her high school boyfriend said to her and for her to see how a real boyfriend would treat her.Is this really a pretend relationship for either of them?  What does the future hold when Mitch, Meagan and Emily get back from their trips?  Will hearts be broken or will they be set free?  Does the path to true love ever run smoothly?Get this wonderful, sweet romance and learn the answers for yourself.  And move over Book Boyfriends, because Devin's joining your ranks!  He is definitely Swoonworthy!The author includes their texting back and forth as part of the story and I have to tell you that I looked forward to the texting, it was so romantic, & sweetly hot!