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A review by holly_hayes
The Subway Girl by Lisa Becker
5.0
5 stars ... there was so much about this book that I loved. It pretty much hit every one of my likes. There was the good guy who isn't intimidated by a strong girl. There was humor, chemistry, and unexpected twists.
Ryan Carlson is just your boy-next-door good guy who happens to believe in fate and true love. Angie Prince is his opposite. She is a brash New Yorker who has been burned by love and wants nothing more to do with it. Their story unfolds in ways I didn't expect it to and reminds me you never really know what fate has in store for you. The story will capture your heart!
And, let me say this, Lisa Becker can write. The fastest way for me to deduct stars from a book is poor grammar and bad editing. None of that here!
Ryan Carlson is just your boy-next-door good guy who happens to believe in fate and true love. Angie Prince is his opposite. She is a brash New Yorker who has been burned by love and wants nothing more to do with it. Their story unfolds in ways I didn't expect it to and reminds me you never really know what fate has in store for you. The story will capture your heart!
And, let me say this, Lisa Becker can write. The fastest way for me to deduct stars from a book is poor grammar and bad editing. None of that here!