After the
horrific death of her parents, Faye Donovan has no one else she can count on…or
so she thought. Suddenly, she’s being sent to live with the Kennedy’s. No, not those Kennedy’s, but these people are
just as filthy rich as any of them. And, according to her parent’s will, she
must live with an insanely rich uncle she never knew about. Whoa, talk about
intimidating.
Right away
the reader feels for young Faye as she battles the devastating loss of losing
her parents and being shipped off to live with a stranger in another part of
the world. The thing is that she doesn’t know how to deal, so she drowns her
sorrows, hoping to numb the pain. But that all seemed to change when she meets
Kyler, one of the cousins, whom she finds a sizzling attraction for. No, it
wasn’t love at first sight because Kyler starts off as a total douche bag that
opposed this whole living situation. Keep
out of my way and I’ll keep out of yours. What a warm welcome. Of course,
once she enters the mansion, she sees that it’s nothing but a beacon to male
hotness and obnoxious testosterone. It’s a rich boy’s club!
Needless to
say, Faye has a tough time adjusting, especially living in the rich boy’s club
with their crude remarks and inexcusable behavior. That alone would annoy me to no end. But, soon,
Faye realizes that Kyler is different somehow. Yes, he’s a nagging pain, but
that’s because he is in pain, which she can relate.
Overall,
story was well-read with some lagging areas here and there. It was kind of hard
to keep track of all the Kennedy boys. To me, they all seemed the same—all
screwed up. Obviously, this centered on the connection between Faye and Kyler,
but how inappropriate to fall for your cousin? That has scandal written all
over it, especially when you’re a Kennedy.
This book
didn’t intrigue me as much I expected. I thought it was too complicated and
daunting. I mean, who wants to hear the problems of a bunch of rich kids? Just
drama, drama, drama.
My rating: 2.5 stars
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