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A review by momosaurus
Baby, Drive South by Stephanie Bond
2.0
@25% -
Modern day version of homesteaders need women.
Almost every character is over-exaggerated, the mousey heroine, the good ol` charming, southern boy, the haughty city girl, etc. The main male character is hard to like, he is depicted as very shallow and gets on nerves every time he opens his mouth. He is hard up for a woman, but only if she's hot or else she's just taking up his time when he could be pursuing... someone hot.
And apparently, being a doctor isn`t good enough if you're not also a hot, leggy blond. It seems like the main H being with the main h is going to be a chore for him, so continuing to read on doesn't seem worth it. The book actually states for him to take one for the team and having to make sacrifices for the greater good. So romantic.
Modern day version of homesteaders need women.
Almost every character is over-exaggerated, the mousey heroine, the good ol` charming, southern boy, the haughty city girl, etc. The main male character is hard to like, he is depicted as very shallow and gets on nerves every time he opens his mouth. He is hard up for a woman, but only if she's hot or else she's just taking up his time when he could be pursuing... someone hot.
And apparently, being a doctor isn`t good enough if you're not also a hot, leggy blond. It seems like the main H being with the main h is going to be a chore for him, so continuing to read on doesn't seem worth it. The book actually states for him to take one for the team and having to make sacrifices for the greater good. So romantic.