Review: Not worth the price
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2013
I bought this after being sucked into the full length stories of this series. The story was only so-so, way too short, and left me feeling disappointed. We are TOLD most things, never really SEE things. The story took on a super-sugary-sweet tone at the end.This story has nothing to do with the series, only that the deceased grandmother has a house in the same small town of Bluebonnet, TX. We do have a cameo from beautician Beth Ann.Risa Moore is a live-in assistant to an elderly lady who passes away. She is waiting for her boss' grandson to come and take ownership of the house, possessions, and pet. Billionaire Travis Jesson has no intention of slowing down to dispose of his grandmother's estate, but when he tries to dispose of her things, he finds red tape and reluctantly leaves the fast lane to go to Bluebonnet to straighten things out. When he meets the stunning Risa, he proposes a completely different type of arrangement she had with his grandmother.This story was only so-so. It was quick, to the point, and over before I knew it. The story ends at 60%. The remaining 40% was a preview for book 2 in the series. At this point, I felt ripped off. I paid WAY too much for such a SHORT story.My verdict? Pass. Too expensive for not much story, and a lackluster story at that.Would I read it again? No. Once was enoughWould I recommend it? No. Nothing special here.Bluebonnet SeriesThe Girl's Guide to (Man)HuntingThe Billionaire of BluebonnetThe Care and Feeding of an Alpha Male