Review: Quick and easy read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2014
Note: I received a complimentary copy from the author for having won a giveaway and with no strings attached. This did not colour my views in any way.Leah's strength of character really makes this book for me. And maybe that's just her going through the motions, but that she hasn't let the scandal stop herself from living (only from *enjoying life's greater pleasures*, ahem) is admirable. Kevin is clearly into her, and that's truly sexy. Rebuilding trust and their relationship takes hard work and a leap of faith, and is an arduous and steamy journey for these two.I like the parallel development, but I feel the past—how they fall in love, Cassie's and Joey's relationships with them and with each other—could have used a little more fleshing out. The perfunctory culprit issue is a real downer; for something that has greatly affected Leah and Kevin's relationship, it's not addressed satisfactorily and has a sloppy conclusion.Faults aside, Overexposed is perfectly enjoyable and a little heartbreaking, and feels a bit more fast-paced and spirited than the usual Adams fare (considering it's category-length, not surprising).