Review: Not the Best, but not bad
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2014
I had both moments where I loved this book and moments where I wanted to throw it across the room. Hence my 3.5 star rating on it. I just...Griff, I get he's a prince and all. I really REALLY get that. But, oh my lord. He was just so ridiculously pompous and stuck up, especially about Maylee initially that I really had trouble stomaching him for at least half the book. I will say though, he did a great grovel, and that's what saved this book for me from getting a flat 3-star review.Maylee - she's a great hoot of a character. Down home, comfortable, not ashamed of who she is and where she comes from. I think it's a good thing and I felt bad for her getting stuck with Griff (even after his grovel, at least a little) because she is so herself and honest about her somewhat lesser upbringing (trailer park, country folk type).Griff - sigh. Hot, but surprisingly given how much I like arrogant men (when I don't have to deal with them personally), a bit too arrogant. I never fell in love with him, though I began to like him toward the end of the book.The whole set-up in Europe was fun, and I liked seeing these two characters grow together, though, again, I felt sorry for Maylee. It was nice seeing other characters from the series and their meddling in Griff's life was amusing. He deserved it.So - not my favorite from the Billionaire Boys Club, but still a decent read.Book provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.