Review: cute and charming
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2013
I received a free ARC copy in exchange for an honest review.Still reeling over a past heartbreak, the best man in her sister's wedding, and trying to avoid looking like the sad ex, Alice is introduced by gathering the courage to ask her sexy, mysterious neighbor of five years to be her date to the wedding. When he surprisingly agrees, they will face a week full of sunlight, hilarious relatives, and secrets.While the falling-in-love-with-a-fake-wedding-date isn't unheard of, the vampire spin on this romance makes it unique. While you don't see a large amount of this specific vampire's world, which I both liked and disliked, you get enough to make it a nice addition to the story. It might have even been beneficial that you only received a limited amount of information, because it really put the focus on the romance between Alice and Noah.If you like romances in generally, I think you should give this book a try. Since the level of paranormal isn't super high, you don't have to be a fan of it to like the story. Likewise, if you aren't only a fan of just romance, there is enough vampire things to mix it up.Overall, I thought it was a very cute read. It reads very quickly and smoothly, and the main characters are easy to relate to and lovable. The only reason I knocked off a star is for the lack of full background explanation when it came to Andrew and his ex-fiancee, which I think would have given more closure.