Oh, I’m a crazy bitch and you do not want to fuck with me. Dean pulls this stunt that would have had me slashing his tires and pouring bleach on all of his clothes. Something tells me Coriander and I have just become strangers who know each other too well.

It took her wayyyyyyy to long to remember that. While Dean made Cori an option, she became her own priority – just like it should be. She gave Cori strength and Dean the ability to be more humble. I was surprised how the author wrote their hook-up. Even more so when they start blurring that invisible friendship line. Of course we all know how the story was going to go, but reading how they got to the HEA was fun. But every woman does something stupid for a man every once and awhile. Sometimes I wanted to jump into the book and shake her, reminding her that it’s not only Dean who is important but you are too. One thing that I did love about Cori was the fact that she knew her worth – even though she frustrated me a few times when she forgot how important she was. However, if I ever cut all ties with you, it will be because you hand me the scissors, not because of a man.

“Dean Conrad Morello, ending our friendship is not impossible. God, does he do some of the stupidest things in the world. Dean has no intentions to hurt anyone, but because he’s a guy he ends up hurting a few people along the way. I don’t even know how I forget this fact, given that I’m married to a part-time idiot, but whatever. Here’s the good part about reading a book entirely from the males POV, you realize just how clueless they really are. We couldn’t be friends in real life, but we’ll get to that later. I liked Cori for the most part because she never let herself become anyone’s doormat. She understands that he wants to be a bachelor for the rest of his life and supports him and his choices. Cori knows everything about Dean, including his lack of desire to be in a relationship, to get married and/or to have children. They’re BFF’s although being the manly man Dean is, he hates using that term to describe himself. What he is great at is being an impressive boy friend.Ĭoriander, AKA Cori, is stunning, sweet, caring and the perfect girl friend for Dean. That’s one of the cutest things about this book, really. I just can’t rock with some of his ways as far as his outlook on women. He’s funny, charismatic, charming, and a pretty nice guy. Now, I’m not saying I don’t like Dean because I do. This book is told completely from Dean’s point of view and is the perfect example of how much of an idiot men can be. This was almost a 4 STAR read, then it became 3 STARS, after awhile it redeemed itself slightly to a 3.5 STAR book. CLINK LINK - unfiltered review here so I'm not banned from Goodreads :).

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