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Gabe Schultz doesn't know what to think when the stranger climbed into his bed, but the moment she touched him he felt the rightness between them. Unfortunately, she runs off before t
Elle was one of the people who quickly judges a book by the cover. She sees Gabe covered in tattoos and immediately thinks he's a bad boy and is no good for her. But Gabe is none of those things. He is a big, strong man with a gooey soft center. While Elle treats Gabe like crap, he keeps trying to prove to her that they are good together. There is something to be said about a man who is persistent in proving, not matter how the woman acts, that they belong together.
The problem with Elle and Gabe is they let too many people provide them with the idea about what's good for them. Elle thinks Gabe is the last person she should be with because he's a "bad boy". Gabe thinks Elle's a lady and too good for him. Once they get past those stereotypical labels and listen to their hearts, they absolutely know they are it for each other.
This was a fun read, especially with Elle doing her damnedest to stay away from Gabe. There were moments were you would be cringing, laughing, sighing or reaching for a kleenex. One of my favorite Entangled releases this year.
Reading updates
- Started reading
- 15 August, 2012: Finished reading
- 15 August, 2012: Reviewed