Review: Work It, Work It
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 14, 2013
Myra' s in a bad predicament. She works at the same location with her ex (who she still has feelings for), and his new girlfriend (who he left Myra for). She's miserable. If it wasn't for her best friend Susie, she'd be completely lost. To top it off, her grandfather died. He left her his house. She decides to move out of state to live in his house. Unbeknownst to her, his house is a disaster. Anything and everything needs to be fixed. She hires a contractor named Dylan. She hates him. He's rude, short tempered and gorgeous as hell. Thus, the story begins. Honestly, if it wasn't for Susie, I think this story might have been a thud. Susie is hysterical. If this was a movie, she'd win for best supporting actress. I like Myra and I like Dylan. But, once Myra and Dylan start to form a friendship, Dylan's entire persona changes. He went from rude and somewhat reserved, to outspoken and "I'm going to kick everyone's ass." And every conversation he has, starts with the F- word, the Sh-- word. He almost seems too comical or even cartoonish. It's a shame, because I felt it had really good potential to be a really good book. Then, they leave this cliffhanger at the end that leaves you hanging. I'll probably read next book, but again I was a little disappointed. Susie made this book and not the love story.