Review: I think I can run my own cable now
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2011
I enjoyed this book and did enjoy reading about Miles hobbies--this man is going places with that helicopter idea.  I could understand him getting tired of Shauna being indifferent toward him in public, but he got her back and then some.  They both needed to communicate and stand together, to bad it took some pit bulls to bring them to their senses. As for his friend w/benefits: it was so easy for him to jump into Rita's bed and it seem as though anything she said got him excited...trust issues here.  The scene of him being attacked was gory, but I figured he brought that azz chewing on himself for the way he treated Shauna.  Although Shauna was in the wrong for not cancelling on Clarence for the picnic date and she really used Clarence so no one would see her and Miles together, but Miles saw though it.  Clarence would have been upset at the cancellation, but she could have calmed him down by simply returning his gifts.  So I figured she got what she deserved when she spotted Miles with the cougar at the picnic being overly affectionate, but he was harsh on the phone and then to admit what he was doing with Rita, especially after the sex he and Shauna had had--yeah he kinda deserved that azz chewing.  I wished Miles had talked to his coworker for ignoring him and I wished his girl had told Jenny and the other co-worker off.  Overall I enjoyed this one and would read it again, but skip over the cable details. Would like to read more on them in the sequel about her friend, since there was no epilogue.