Review: No cliffhanger and a HEA
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 6, 2013
*This review contains spoilers*I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.Taryn is a college student at NYU, and drools over "Hot Coffee Man" everyday after class at a local Starbucks. After helping Taryn with her ex, they meet everyday and develop a friendship; but Wyatt can't get involved because Taryn is his job. After he was hired by her senator father to be Taryn's bodyguard, he knew he had to tell her the truth. Wyatt is very straight forward with his feelings, and doesn't play any games. I feel like this quality makes him a sexier hero.Wyatt knew what he wanted, and he wanted Taryn. He didn't play any games and laid all his card out on the table. You don't get that a lot in NA books until later in the story, and with a little drama involved.Taryn was adopted, and suffered a terrible childhood. She doesn't remember much before she was adopted, and this makes everyone around her very protective. Especially since her father is considering running for president, hence the hired bodyguard. I wish the book focused a little more on her background and lack of memories, but since the book is 161 pages and there will be a sequel, I'm hoping she'll recover more memories in the next book.Once Wyatt and Taryn are officially a couple, things move pretty quickly. I would like it if their relationship was dragged out a little longer, but I think because of the length of the book, everything moves rather quickly. Because of this, the story line feels a little unrealistic; however, there was no cliffhanger and a HEA.