Review: So fantastic!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2013
***I was given this book in exchange for an honest review***I usually begin my reviews explaining why I chose this book and give props to the people that introduce me to it. However, I am going to say that the number one reason I reviewed this book was because of the cover. This is one of the most attractive covers that I have seen in a while, and I knew that I needed to read the book behind the cover. That being said, let me get into the book.This is the second book by Kirsten DeMuzio that covers the lives of the characters in her book. The first is Safe with You and I will be reviewing that later in the week. This book (Just One Reason) focuses on Lindsey Ross, a rich socialite that is at a cross roads. She just quit her internship, her parents won't speak to her, her best friend is moving on with a new relationship, and she doesn't really know who she is. So she decides to move (well Taryn decides for her) in with her aunt so she could find out who she really is. What she didn't intending finding was Grady...her long lost love.I really am not going into much more detail about the plot because it will take away from the reader experience. Instead, I am going to simply talk about the characters and get into the story that way. I was a fan of Lindsey's for the most part. She was dealt a shit hand with those parents of hers and she did the best she could with what she was given. Do I think that she should have told Grady the truth after the hellstorm died down? Yes. Do I think she is a little spoiled and needs to be knocked down a few notches? Yes. But do I think that she isn't a strong character because she is somewhat weak at times? No. I thought she was strong and independent and a perfect complement to Grady's rough exterior/soft interior. She was the complete opposite. A soft exterior/and a strong interior.I loved Grady Hawke! I know that he was a typical male character in a romance novel with his bad boy good looks and attitude to match; however,  I think Grady is deeper than that. If you think Lindsey was dealt a shit hand, take a look at Grady. He was led to believe that the girl he loved just simply didn't love him anymore. Than BOOM she was back in his life and he had no clue why she left. I do believe that he was quite the ass to Lindsey for a good majority of the book, but with good reason. My only negative about this book was that I believe that maybe DeMuzio could have cut out some of the Lindsey bashing in this book.The VerdictThis book has some great parts: it will make you laugh, it will make you cry, it will make you cuss like a sailor, and it will make you hot hot hot!! Check it out! You won't regret it!