Review: Funny, light, quick read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2012
This was actually surprisingly good.It was a little cliched and predictable, but the witty back-and-forth between Melissa and Sam were great, as was the dialogue between Rosie and Tommy, which was a great subplot to the story.All the characters are well-rounded and funny to read. There are no one-dimensional characters in this book.There are a few spelling mistakes, and a few grammatical errors. They were few and far between, but unfortunately pretty much all of them affected the meaning of sentences, and more than once I found myself re-reading sentences a few times in order to understand them.By and large, this was a pretty light, fluffy, but funny read. The physical tension and will-they-won't-they between Melissa and Sam is fascinating to read. It's a good book to read on summer holidays, or on a lazy afternoon.'<slight spoiler>There is a HEA ending, but some would consider it a HFN. There is no proposal, or marriage, or baby at the end of this book, and I freaking loved that. Not everyone wants to get married and have kids, but you certainly wouldn't get that impression from reading contemporary romance.There were two places where I thought Sam would get down on one knee, but he never did, and I am very grateful for that.