I did not like the perspective from which the book was written. YUMMO! I already said that but it needed to be emphasized. It amped up the story and definitely pushed him into the "dark brooding" male category.
Interactions with Niklas the hero were really interesting at the beginning. I really appreciate that Caroline and her bestie came from culturally diverse families. I like that the heroine and her best friend were different then the culture that surrounded them. It truly felt like we were experiencing Stockholm though her eyes. Loved that the heroine was in a cool location.
However, I feel as though it fell flat because there was so much lacking in personality and character from Caroline the heroine. It had all the ingredients to make you think it might be juicy. But I need to be honest because thats what was asked of me. In other words, I feel like a poophead for not liking it. I respect the dedication, time effort put into putting out a book. I know how much work is required to write a book and I don't like to put down someones work. Her books have won the National Excellence in Romance Fiction Award (NERFA), the HOLT Medallion contest, and Romance Writers of America's inaugural VIVIAN award.įor the latest news, free bonus stories and more, sign up for Rebecca's newsletter here: įirst I need to thank the author who generously provided me with a copy of her work for me to review. She writes witty, sexy stories about complex characters and intriguing destinations. Rebecca Hunter is an award-winning author, reader, traveler, former English teacher, chocolate lover, and keeper of a very messy desk. "Hunter has written her protagonists with great depth, carefully revealing how their pasts have shaped their personalities in this page-turner, which is filled with vivid sex scenes and intense emotion." - from Publishers' Weekly's review of One More Night For those looking for a quick, smoking-hot read, this latest from Hunter will be sure to set them on fire while still embracing a romantic, feel-good vibe." - from Library Journal's starred review of Best Laid Plans "The characters are likable and believable, and the sexual chemistry is intense.
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