Review: Hot British Boys, oh my!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2012
It isn't too often you get to read about the tattooed girl falling for the beautiful man but this was exactly that. It was a quick read with a HOT British boy! I think I can say that I have hit the British hotty lottery recently!I read this one for two reasons really. First, the cover was scrumptious and second, Alice Clayton told me to! It turned out to be an enjoyable, quick read. I will admit that I had a hard time getting into it for the first fourth of the book but after that point it was pretty good.Cath is punishing herself for things that happened in her life and the way she reacted to them! I loved Cath but the woman was in need of a good romp so I am glad she got one! She bottled all her mistakes inside herself and could have very well joined the convent with how she was acting! I couldn't help but feel a little sorry for her because she seemed so lonely and had closed herself off from her chance to be happy.Then there was Nev, or City, my latest heart-throb! He like Cath is living a life that isn't necessarily him but rather what his family would like him to live. Unlike Cath, he is not running from his past; he simply hasn't lived enough to make those type of mistakes. He is a bit of a coward and with Cath's help, he begins to realize that he needs to follow his dreams and not everyone else's.The romance between the two was pretty hot! Cath thinks Nev is cute but doesn't think he could go for a girl like her and, of course, New Cath doesn't get wrapped up in relationships. She is focused and committed to making up for all of her mistakes. Nev usually dates the type of woman his mother would like, not the tattooed, black clothes wearing Cath. Cath quickly falls for Nev (not City) and they begin a hot, passionate love affair. Cath tries to keep her feelings bottled but things can't stay that way for long when she is dealing with the very sexy Nev. (Did I mention that he brings her junk food? I love a man that makes a woman eat junk food!)Overall, I thought the book was good. I would definitely read more books by Ruthie Knox!