Review: Overall, I liked the book, but I think I liked the idea of Jason and Rachel more.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.3.5 StarsAfter going for a jog on the Manhattan Bridge, Jason saves Rachel from jumping and killing herself. With nowhere else to go, Jason let's Rachel stay with him until she can get her act together. Jason's family and fiancé have a hard time accepting his new arrangement, but Jason just wants to be a good man and help this poor woman out.I feel as if their relationship was too convenient. I wish we could have seen Rachel struggle a little more, because I feel like once Jason showed up all of her problems became solved. Obviously we know Jason and Rachel fall in love with each other, but I would have liked to see a little more angst in fighting their relationship.  Also, all the drama between Jason and his family regarding his relationship with Rachel was over the top at times, and induced a little eye rolling from me.I like the idea of Jason taking care of Rachel. I'm a huge fan of the alpha male taking care of his female, but I didn't find Jason to be very alpha. I wanted him to stand up to his family more and man up a bit. Also, some of the terminology was UK English, which made it hard to believe the book took place in New York. Overall, I liked the book, but I think I liked the idea of Jason and Rachel more.