Review: Good read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2014
3.75 heartsI have mixed feelings about this book. On one hand I thought the story was really good. It had had a pretty good flow to it and it kept me interested.Sadie is a personal chef. She lands the job of chef to super model Heath Hildebrand. From the beginning, he is a jerk. He is moody, cocky, crude, and pretty disrespectful to Sadie. Despite his attitude. Sadie takes the job. In return Sadie is abrupt, guarded, and and well, she has an attitude herself. Of course there is an undeniable attraction between the two and soon it becomes too much for them to resist.For the most part, I liked their interaction. There was fun, witty dialogue and some LOL moments. This book is definitely entertaining. I enjoyed the change I saw in Heath, he becomes a character with some depth instead of just a cocky guy.My mixed feeling lay with Sadie. She is the narrator of this story and she can be really funny. I enjoyed the personality the author gave her. She was pretty cool when she wasn't being uptight. What bothered me was her waffling. She couldn't make up her mind about Heath. When she would give in to her desire to be with him, she was a total bitch to him after. Ugh! It was annoying and frustrating to me. I personally don't like a character that can't make up their mind. They just seem weak to me and honestly drive me bat shit crazy.In spite this one thing, which is totally personal, this was a good story and definitely worth the read.