Review: Light, predictable and easy to read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 24, 2014
Plot has already been stated many times by other reviewers. I can't do better.What was likeable about this book?- Liked the historical references to Shelby and Matt's childhood. How they knew each other as teenagers. Things they did together. That was great. Gave them both depth - and made they more compelling of a couple.- They seemed to be a great match. Wanted to see them get their HEA- Both people were very likeable- Loved how bad the bad guy was- HEA- No cliffhanger- When they hit their big 'issue', they still talked it out a bit and tried to give each other space. No major running away. Hate that.What I didn't like?- They didn't see each other for 10 years, then bam! insta-relove. No 'getting to know you'. What you've been up to. Just picked up where it was left off. If they really pined for each other so much - why didn't they try to find each other and contact one another?- the BIG 'secret'. It's annoying when the H or h is hiding a big secret and you wonder how it's going to come out. The manner in which is came out was way too predictableBut as I always say - if you know what you are getting into with these type of romance novels, then you won't be overly disappointed. This is a romance-lite and it hits the spot when you need one of those...