by Kathy Love
First part of the book was correct.Second part started to get a bit tiring, since the female lead insecurities really take over the plot. The direction that the plot took wasn't of my taste but the romance was still nice.
Many years have passed since high school, but librarian Ellie Stepp is still the short, dumpy "ugly Stepp sister" -- at least in her own mind. So when her former -- only -- crush Mason starts to get interested in her, it's like a dream come true. But there's a dark side to Ellie's fairy tale: not o...
I thought Love did a good job dealing with Mason's alcoholism, but it's so hard to like a hero who is drunk for a good portion of the story.
Way better than the first book!A little more angst-y.
I am not a big fan of such titles but then it was fitting. The novel had all the elements needed to make a good book but then it was maybe a tad too unflattering.
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