Review: 3 1/2 ★ so not bad...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2013
Basically the story is about Aiden, nice good looking guy who isn't a manho or bad boy with tattoos. He meets Roxy who carries baggage thanks to her psychotic mom and her emotional and physically abusive ways. Luckily we don't have to read pages and pages of descriptive details relating to the abuse. The background on that is minimal. Neither H/h were expecting to find love nor were they looking for it but they do in each other despite flaws and insecurities.The first half or so of the book felt rushed. It was one dimensional to me. No real depth to the characters or their relationship. As I continued to read I felt more connected.  I remember reading and thinking, ok, this is it, something bad is going to happen! And then nothing did. There was no misunderstanding, no sneaky OW plotting against them and no commitment phobes to deal with. I was like, ok, so this nice; no angsty gut churning moments. So when the bump in the relationship happened it took me by surprise. The H comes to his senses soon enough but by then the damage is done. He has to win her back. Luckily this did not get dragged on for endless chapters. After some grovelling there is a HEA. By the end I was left satisfied with the story. Not wowed but not bad for the $0.99 I paid.There were some editing issues and grammar no-nos. I'm putting that out there if this kind of stuff makes you want to chuck your Kindle.