An old
romance may be rekindled when two people are thrust together for a business
mentorship. Kat just wants to learn the ins and outs so she can grow her
homemade jewelry business. She hopes to make enough money to pay off her
student loans and help out her struggling parents. Her plans don’t include
Bryan, a guy that broke her heart five years ago.
Strictly in
the POV of Kat, who goes on and on about Bryan—how he was the first love of her
life, how he could’ve been the one, how he totally destroyed her, blah, blah,
blah. Mostly it’s about her fawning and pining over Bryan, who is as hot as he
could be. Yadda-yadda-yadda. It becomes tiring, and the fact that the two
pretend there’s nothing going on is typical and uninspiring.
This is the
classic story of mixing business with pleasure with the business end taking
precedence and leading the story nowhere.
My rating: 2 stars
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