Review: Enjoyable quick read.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 30, 2014
I enjoyed reading about Mel, her troubles with finding the one and how her past influenced the way she makes her decision. She has always known not to trust man because of the mistake her mother made in the past but finding for the one isn't easy and she learned it the hard way through her failed two relationships. When she met Heath again after a few years, she is sorely tempted.It is also amusing to read how Heath teases Mel when he meets her and how Mel warns Heath that she is not interested in him and all. However, I find it a little weird that Mel would tell how she really feel to Heath, whom she isn't really close to--Betty and Alice (close friends) maybe but definitely not Heath. I have to applaud for Heath's remarkable self-restrain in the book. He is a likeable character who is honest and respectful. I was constantly rooting for him.The ending was satisfactory even though it could be better--it felt a little rushed. I would really love it if we could read more about Mel's family and a glimpse of what happened to Mel and Heath after that surprise that was made. I'm glad this book cam be read as a standalone. I didn't feel that I missed out a lot while reading this book but it definitely piqued my interest on Alice and Mark.I received a review copy via the publisher in exchange for the above honest review.