Review: Party girl gets her HEA
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2012
I love it when characters in romances are not "perfect" people, even better if it's the heroine that has a problematic past. Jessica's parents are a famous Hollywood couple and she was raised (or not raised) with all the material advantages, but none of the love. She's always been a Hollywood party girl and has consistently lived down to her reputation. When she meets Morgan, they instantly fall in love and get married, but the marriage only lasts for 2 months due to both of their insecurities. Now, 4 years later, Jessica is still in close touch with Morgan's daughter and she jumps at a chance to reconcile with him.I got a bit impatient with the lack of communication between Jessica and Morgan, but I found the story to be very hot, emotional, and a fast read. I thought the author did a good job of making Jessica a real person, not just a stereotype from the tabloids. My only objection to the story was that it wrapped up a bit too quickly. I thought there should have been a grovel in there and there wasn't. Other than that, this was a solid, enjoyable read and I would definitely read more from this author.