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Jun 30, 2013 12:49PM

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Just finished this book and totally LOVED it!! It was so gooood. I loved Ash. Holy moley did I love Ash. He was everything you wanted in a guy. I loved how how Kendall always took him down a notch. For some reason this book never struck me as one I needed to read right away, so this was a great excuse for me to read it. Loved. It.
Going into it I had no idea it would be a series. The last quarter of the book I started to wonder and then of course with the epilogue I knew there had to be. I wish we had a date and a cover so we knew when it was coming.
I like having this runner up poll, Kath. WE are so smart. Hehehe
Going into it I had no idea it would be a series. The last quarter of the book I started to wonder and then of course with the epilogue I knew there had to be. I wish we had a date and a cover so we knew when it was coming.
I like having this runner up poll, Kath. WE are so smart. Hehehe
Deb- I'm so glad you liked this one! It's definitely a hidden gem. I think it's only going to be a two-book series and the second one should be out sometime this year! I hope so anyway. I've known the author (through blogging, Goodreads and Facebook) for a long time, she is awesome. I will definitely keep an eye out for future books. I know she has a few works in progress.
This was a great book!!! I was reading some while traveling to a family reunion on Saturday and my kids thought it was hilarious that there was a male fairy godmother. I was quite skeptical at first, but it worked. It totally worked!! Ash was so perfect and Deborah's right--it was great how Kendall always took him down a notch. I mentioned in my review, I had a hard time with her name at first, but that's about all I could complain about. Kathy, I love the varying points of view too--especially so we get a feel for what the guy's thinking.
I wasn't expecting the "bad guy" to be who it turned out to be. I love to be surprised in a book. This proves my theory that a person can still be amazing, even with bad parents. :)
Great pick!!
I wasn't expecting the "bad guy" to be who it turned out to be. I love to be surprised in a book. This proves my theory that a person can still be amazing, even with bad parents. :)
Great pick!!


<3 I heart you, Kathy. :) I'm glad you guys liked it! :D

I only wished that the book could have been wrapped up in one book instead of a series. I think I'm getting burnt out on trilogies. It's refreshing to see a two book series though, and I'm sure I'll enjoy seeing what happens after those twists at the end.
Jessie- I know what you mean, I'm also getting tired of series. Especially ones that aren't finished yet. I hate waiting. They probably wouldn't bother me if I just waited for the whole series to be done and then read them all at once. :)

Yes!! I'm a mood reader so I may not be in The mood when the next book comes around and then I've forgotten what happened in the previous book. I have so many books on my To-read list that I don't always want to re-read all the books in a series. You know?

That's a great idea!! I don't always have time to reread the previous books so the last 30 pages would be nice. I'm a mood reader too. Maybe all women are? Haha.
Pretty much--haha!! I just think we feel things more and therefore our reading choices reflect that. My hubby sticks with the same two types of books all the time!! Of course, it could just be me... ;)
