I’m already
familiar with the author’s formula for romantic stories, and this book follows
suit to the tee.
Jessie Sloan
believes that good sex is a myth perpetuated by society so that the species
could continue. She takes care of herself and only herself. Zach is a boxer and
tired of girls throwing themselves at him. This hottie ends up having an effect
on Jessie.
I could
relate to Jessie’s strong, independent, and cynic ways. She’s a hard, diligent
worker; she’s proactive, not reactive. Of course, I don’t believe in hot
arousal in 60 seconds, which is exactly what happens when she first sees
Zach. And things get even more hot when
the two end up being roommates.
The two are
definitely the odd couple—a story of opposites attract. Jessie is a control
freak in business suits; Zach is a laid-back jock in sweats. I mean, only
organized Jessie would propose sex (a one-night stand) as a way of “getting it
out of your system.” But what the two
don’t know is that this could be actually love.
My rating: 4 stars
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