Review: Soild, Short Read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2013
When is a one night stand not a one night stand?  When you spend the whole weekend together of course! These two start out just promising one night away from reality. Rob wants to escape the social confines he lives within, and the power-hungry women that come with that. Meg wants a bit of heat and relaxation. They both get more than they were expecting.The problem  being, Rob isn't truthful about who he is. What happens when Meg finds out? I liked how Rob compared meeting Meg to meeting a new friend. he wants to find out what makes her tick. Proving he is after more than just sex. Meg is sweet and caring but stands up for herself when she needs to.There was just a few phrases that left me  a little cold. Once or twice Rob refers to Meg as "This teacher " once in the middle of a love scene.  I don't know why it bothered me. I supposed it just seemed a bit impersonal. I did feel a few of the characters in this book were clichés. Rob's materialistic friends being the prime example. That aside, this short  read was sweet and romantic in a traditional sense. There was enough attraction and believable chemistry between Rob and Meg. When is a one night stand not a one night stand?  When you spend the whole weekend together of course! These two start out just promising one night away from reality. Rob wants to escape the social confines he lives within, and the power-hungry women that come with that. Meg wants a bit of heat and relaxation. They both get more than they were expecting.The problem  being, Rob isn't truthful about who he is. What happens when Meg finds out? I liked how Rob compared meeting Meg to meeting a new friend. he wants to find out what makes her tick. Proving he is after more than just sex. Meg is sweet and caring but stands up for herself when she needs to.There was just a few phrases that left me  a little cold. Once or twice Rob refers to Meg as "This teacher " once in the middle of a love scene.  I don't know why it bothered me. I supposed it just seemed a bit impersonal. I did feel a few of the characters in this book were clichés. Rob's materialistic friends being the prime example. That aside, this short  read was sweet and romantic in a traditional sense. There was enough attraction and believable chemistry between Rob and Meg. This is the first book I have read by Mari Carr I would certainly give a longer book by Mari Carr a go in the future.