So this was me upon receiving an email that our blog got approved for an ARC of this book: 
 WHO SIGNED UP FOR THIS ONE AND DIDN'T EVEN TELL ME??? 
 It wasn't even on the list for December! And after everyone frantically checked their kindles and found nothing... I decided to check mine. Just in case. 
 Ok. It MIGHT have been me. #gettingold #memoryfail #needtostartwritingshitdown 
 Except I already do write shit down. #tryharder 
 Anywhoooo... So I went in blind and imagine my delight when I realize that this is a marriage of convenience trope! 
 Our hero is a rich foreigner wanting a Green card. He isn't into relationships and certainly isn't looking to fall in love. As soon as he sees that a woman he is going to marry actually appeals to him he is determined to make her hate him. #giantdouche 
 The heroine is jumping into this marriage for money. She is struggling to pay the bills and keep her grandmother's house. She doesn't believe in "real" marriage. Being lonely and having no family she is convinced that everyone will leave her. 
 Go figure two people who don't belive in marriage are getting married. How's that for irony? 
 Once these two move in together interesting things start happening. I obviously will not tell you which things because it was the best part of the book for me. The sexual tension was definitely there. 
 I really loved the first half of the book but I found myself losing the connection with the characters in the second half. 
 Perhaps it was that a hero starts out as a douchebag and then quickly changes into a super affectionate lover? It's definitely one of my pet peeves but I really don't like an abrupt change in character. 
 The whole transformation from hate to love was too abrupt. I felt like I needed more substance there, more interaction, more sharing of secrets. I much rather would have preferred that to the whole family drama in this story. 
 And on a side note, I got a total #ladybonerkiller in this book. The parents seem to be everywhere lol First time these two fool around is with his parents in the house. Then at one point during sex he makes a reference to her parents and how he's not like them and won't leave her. I suppose I'm just not into "deep talk" while getting frisky :D 
 If you are a fan of marriage of convenience tropes give this one a try :)