This book was actually promising. It seemed sweet, and the dawn of Logan's and Bronte's relationship seemed convincing. However, once Logan and Bronte left the island, the book started its slow, but safe, downward spiral. It started going around in circles, entertaining cliches about love, money and baggage, dabbling with now unconvincing and forced attraction. 
 Once in the real world, everything, including the author's inspiration and imagination, indicates that Logan and Bronte should break up, because their relationship does not work and because they both seemed as uninterested in it as I was. 
 I was really sorry that this book ended up disappointing me, because well into the first half of the book I was looking forward to writing a good review (FINALLY!) about a "plain" girl falling for rich dude. I got all worked up about the prospect of actually continuing the series to find out more about Hunter. My hope was squashed :( 
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