Review: Four star home
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
I loved the premise behind this book, Caroline being homeless then through the goodness of one person Maureen who believes in helping rather than judging is able to get a job and then a life starts happening.There were a few instances during the story when I found it difficult to know whose point of view it was meant to be, the He's and she's got a little mixed, and the other factor was that I couldn't quite grasp how a homeless person with only one bag could have outfits for work in an office and only get pulled up on her shoes. But putting these issues aside the story was well told and entertaining and you do get caught up and involved in the characters lives so it ended up a four star.Caroline had a lot of strength but very little confidence, she found it difficult to trust which was quite normal after the life she had lead but  she was written so well that you aren't surprised that somebody like Klay could fall in love with her.Klay having been given nearly anything he wanted to in life is not used to no, and he's not used to people standing up to him so Caroline piques his interest from the start when she stands up to his father, no one is surprised that it's parents that attempt to drive the two of them apart.Loved Kody, Klay's brother and can't wait to read his story as his character stood out and deserves a story so that we can earn more about him.I received a free copy for an honest review.