Just when Chloe's career starts to take off, Bennett wishes it would all slow down long enough to spend a wild night alonewith his girlfriend. But after he refuses to take no for an answer, Chloe and Bennett find themselves with two plane tickets, one French Villa, and a surprising conversation that, predictably, leaves them wrestling under the covers.
I felt pretty much the same way about this as I did about the first book. It was okay, nothing special really. I enjoyed their banter with each other but I'm glad this was a novella. I didn't feel like I got that much out of reading it. It had some good extra storylines to add onto the original but really nothing I feel like I would've missed if I'd skipped it.
