Second-guessing fate by Claire Robyns
Genre: Romance
Format: ebook, 159 pages
Read: October 18 to 19, 2011
Release Date: September 26th 2011
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Claire Robyns – website
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Why I Started This Book:
I received a copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley in return for an honest review.
Summary:
Can She Outwit Fate?
Gemma is on a collision course with heartbreak. At least, according to the fortune-teller her best friend drags her to see. Gemma doesn’t believe a word of it, but when other predictions start to come true, she begins to suspect that gorgeous, gray-eyed Nick is the man foretold to break her heart before she can find her soul mate. Too bad she’s never met a man she’s wanted more, because now she has to get him to dump her before she falls too hard.
Nick has plans of his own. He’s ready to settle down with Ms. Right, and everything points to the beautiful Gemma. He’s determined to prove to her that he’s the perfect boyfriend—even if she does seem to be trying her best to scare him off…
Characters:
- Nick
- Gemma
My Thoughts:
This was a fun book to read and a really romantic one. At least that’s what someone would expect from the first chapter after the fun visit to the fortune-teller. Gemma doesn’t believe but her friend insist so much for her to go and afterwards every prediction comes true, she start second guessing her actions toward Nick.
Nick has three friends that are hillarious especially since they think what to expect and how to react after what a woman says or do. His friends are all married and Nick sees their lives and want that for himself, especially after he meets Gemma.
The story really is about how she could get rid of him and on the other end he wants to know more about her. After she took a fake baby home, and he was perfect, I’ll would marry him and forget about predictions.
Nick was perfect all the book, even when she needed to understand how to really believe in herself.
You Might Enjoy This Book If:
You like a good romance where the boy suffers all the book.
Rating:
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