Review: WONDERFUL! Loved! HOT HOT HOT
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2014
Loved. This. Book.Stacy is a sweetheart. However, with men it’s made her a bit of a doormat. She doesn’t have a lot of girlfriends basically because they are all jealous. She’s beautiful. Olive skin, curves in the right places, men totally noticing her. She thinks they don’t like her because she’s not the “normal” skinny. Dustin completely adores her and he’s her best friend. They tried a real boyfriend/girlfriend relationship a year ago but she backed it off thinking she was getting too close and she didn’t want to lose her BFF when he chose to leave her. She thought breaking if off before he could would save the friendship.Dustin has been there for Stacy since they were in their single digits in age. Stacy and Bellamy are best friends. Bellamy is also Dustin’s sister. Dustin is not giving up though. He agreed to the no relationship except friend thing but he’s done with it. The women he’s been with just don’t add up to Stacy and he can’t imagine being with anyone for the long haul except her. He’s going to get he back….Stacy becomes extremely upset when she finds out her boyfriend, Mark, is married with two little kids. She throws him out of her house and tells him it’s over. But he’s not going easy since Mark thinks Stacy is his “property” and asults her before leaving. Dustin completely comes to her rescue making sure she’s ok. Will Stacy allow Dustin back into her heart? Will she finally allow a real relationship to form? Dustin is going to have to be patient with her, will he be able to be what Stacy needs?Loved this book! Oh yeah, I already said that! But it’s so good! I’m leaving a HUGE part out of this review because it would be a big spoiler if I talked about it at all. Just know that you HAVE to read this book! It’s sooooooo great! I’m a total fan of Evan Grace now! I have to go read the first one. This is a standalone and I agree with that but I would rather have read them in order. That’s just a tic of mine. But Ms. Grace does a great job re-introducing the characters in a way that’s not redundant to the readers that read the first one but enough that it can be considered standalone. There were things that happened in the first book that were discussed slightly in this book, so I would recommend reading the first one first. I’m definitely going to go back and read!