Review: 3.5 Stars
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 30, 2013
Elle has made some decisions that broke her family apart. She leaves New York and moves to Miami. She is determined to start all over where nobody knows who she is and what she has done. With the help of an old family friend she gets a job as an economic teacher in a private school where she meets Luke Poulos.Initially Elle meets Luke at the faculty party. There is an immediate attraction between them. She assumed he was the musician. The next day she finds out that he is not only a teacher by he is also assigned as her mentor. They seem to hit it off right away but Elle is hesitant and refuses to let him get too close. She is afraid he might find out who she really is. He never puts any pressure on her to divulge more that she is willing to give. He is patient, sweet, and very understanding while trying to break down the walls that she has put up. But Luke has secrets of his own. Unfortunately Elle gets a glimpse of it before he is able to explain it to her.Sweet nothing is a short and easy read. I felt that the story was rushed. It made Elle and Luke’s relationship progress too fast making it hard to form any type of connection with their characters. I have to admit that Luke’s character has potential to become our next fictional boyfriend. I’m looking forward to what Mia has in store for her book since she sort of left us with a cliffhanger.***ARC was provided by author in exchange for an honest review***