Review: Smitten at First Sight
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 17, 2014
Maggie is smart but a wuss, it's as simple as that.  She's been accepted in a top law school that she doesn't want to go to, she's engaged to an up-himself boor just because she wasn't clear and didn't feel up to correcting the situation.  She goes away for a holiday with her fiance, only to find out on the flight that he will be working.  I would have been grateful, trust me!  There were bits towards the end of the book that made absolutely no sense to me.  Without giving too much away, why would everyone automatically believe someone they don't like and trust when he says something about someone that up until that point they liked?  There are bits like that that just didn't sit too well with me.This is a light and fluffy contemporary romance where everything takes place within a week or so, so Insta-Love is a very big part of the story.  This is an okay book for a rainy Sunday afternoon but don't expect it to stay with you once you have closed the back cover or turned off your e-reader.  There were parts that I skipped (although I did go back in case I had missed something important) just because it seemed to be getting quite surreal.  And this is from a fan of the Paranormal and Fantasy!  If you want something light then give this a go.