Review: Excellent Romance, Will Cause You to Fall Head Over Heels
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 14, 2013
Seven Day Fiance is one of those books that makes me want to just clear out the entire romance section of a store because this one has me hooked. Call me a hopeless romantic, but it is hard not to immediately fall in love with this novel.Because this is a romance, I'll start by talking about the swoon-worthy love interest that we are all so eager to read about. Ladies (and gentlemen), this one is even better than you expected. Cane is just about as Swoon-worthy as fiction characters can get. If characters like Benny from Supernatural and Jack from Poision Princess by Kresley Cole didn't already make you want to buy a one-way ticket to Louisiana, then Cane will. He is a great guy at heart, wrapped up in that sexy bad boy casing. (If you say you aren't attracted to the bad boy, lady-killer type, you're not fooling anyone.)As much of a cliche romantic as I am being, Harris manages to avoid the cliche of having an annoying and submissive Mary Sue of a protagonist. Angelle, clever and real, is the primary character that most romantic comedies would envy. Yeah, Cane makes her a little weak in the knees, but frankly, I can't blame her.Although the plot of Seven Day Fiance is not exactly the most uniquely developed story every to be written, the book stands out with great characters, excellent writing, and highly entertaining dialogue.I can easily recommend Seven Day Fiance to romance lovers of all shapes and sizes. Funny, sweet, and hot all at once (plus a variety of other positive adjectives), this novel is probably exactly what you are looking for. Although I didn't read the first novel in the Love and Games series, I more than enjoyed this one. Now, I have the desire to watch a bunch of romantic comedies until I find one this good.I might be a while.