R. S. Grey

Cameron Heart is confident she will get a job with Grayson Cole, her older sister's friend and owner of a prestigious architecture firm, but never expects to fall in love with her new boss -- or for the feelings to be mutual.

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Sheena

Waaaay too immature

Honestly was into the series at first, but once I got midway *cough*chapter 13*cough*, I started to get annoyed by Cammie and her immature ways. I literally couldn't bear reading another chapter. Shame, I had high hopes for this.

Ana Matti

“I don’t know what to tell you, but you’re acting like a child.” <-- cammie throughout the entire book tbh

razan 

eeh :\ more like 2.5 stars

[ this is just me babbling about a book i was super excited to read and i was disappointed , sorry in advanced :) ]

i didn't feel the connection between the main characters which is sad because i really wanted to like this book [ i mean it's a love story between two architects, and i'm going to be an architect,come on ! ]  
at first i thought it was a slow paced book but then the more i thought about it ,there wasn't enough events in-between to connected the main events that happened, together , so why did it feel like i'm reading 600pg long book ? no idea ...


 (view spoiler)[ i mean one moment they hated each other and then they're making out, then BAM they love each other ? ,but then wait they fight for some reason [she gets angry at him for helping her] she flees the country comes back few months later , they talk [not about their problems obviously ] he proposes and then happy ending ? (hide spoiler)]


also i didn't see the funny parts that i used to read in R.S. grey's other books ,didn't feel the emotions between these two, i wanted more of everything, cammie and her sisters' life, grayson with his mother ,them working together, MORE ARCHITECTURE love , that would've added more depth to the story.

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