This is my first time reading a book by Camelia Miron Skiba and will I read more in the future. This particular story is told in the first person by Jane and I admit it took a little bit of getting used to but it was an enjoyable read. I was given this ebook in exchange for an honest review and here it is: 
 What I liked about the book was the love story between characters that I liked. I was not so sure in the beginning of the book whether it was for me, I suppose partly because of the first person perception, however Jane's dislike of Lucas due to his public image and the fact that it wasn't like-at-first-sight was what added to the love story. We get to see how different Lucas is from Jane's first impression of him when she finds herself in the position of having to spend time with him and she learns who he truly is. 
 There were a couple of little things that kept me from giving this book a higher rating. Ella was an important role without overwhelming the story, however I didn't like the babyish language or feel it was really necessary. 
 PERSONAL reflection: (view spoiler)[While it is true that a person's past relationship history can (and sometimes does) come to bring friction or trouble to the current one, this particular villainess and the later proof or revelation of her scheme (which was highly suspect from the start), not to mention the legal handling all felt a little too contrived. Being an avid reader, I can and do suspend disbelief for the sake of a good read but I don't ordinarily realize I'm doing it, and in this case I did. (hide spoiler)]