“Laugh out loud funny moments, sweet, heart-wrenching words, and some drama to keep things interesting, this is a 5 star summer read!” – Author Melanie Moreland
“OH THANK THE BOOK GODS, UNATTAINABLE WAS DELIGHTFULLY ADORABLE, OUTRAGEOUSLY FUNNY AND BEAUTIFULLY SWEET!” – Marie’s Tempting Reads
“This book was a perfect little mix of everything. Real life problems, love, steamy times, and finding your own way in this world.” – Cranky – The Book Curmudgeon
Some of the droplets sprayed my neck and chin, and I let out a gasp of outrage.
“Because!” It was my turn to slap the water, making sure some of it hit Aiden’s chest.
“Because why?” He splashed me again. Definitely on purpose this time. “Our lips touched. That’s a real kiss.”
Shoving my hands forward with all the force I could muster, I caused a wave to arc straight to Aiden’s face. I had to bite the inside of my cheek to hold in my smile when he sputtered and scrubbed his eyes.
“It was my first kiss,” I said, once he could see me again.
“Mine, too.”
I wanted to scream that it was my only kiss, but that would’ve been giving him too much power. “It’s the one that’s supposed to be important and magical. The one that’s supposed to be longer than a millisecond. It’s not your fault that it didn’t last longer, but I feel cheated—”
Without warning, Aiden lunged forward. For a second, I thought he was starting the splash war again, but instead of water, I was assaulted by a slab of hard muscle.
Backing me against the wall, he smashed his lips to mine.
Surprised, I gasped as a lifetime of pent-up passion overflowed in the form of a hard press of his mouth.
Now this… this was a kiss.
Sunny Shelly’s Review: 5 Stars
Aiden and Corrie’s story is a sweet, second-chance romance with a forbidden twist: she’s a music producer on his reality show and fraternization is a big no-no. That doesn’t stop Aiden from trying to win back the heart of his high school crush, the only girl he’s ever kissed. But considering that Aiden sort of never broke things off before he disappeared on her two years ago, will Corrie give him another chance?
Aiden’s depression after his parents died plays into the story nicely, as does Corrie’s myriad phobias. They heal one another; he’s her safe place and she’s his happy place. I really loved that they were both virgins — but there are some super steamy moments. And some hysterical ones, too. The whole condom-on-the-forehead thing made me bust out laughing!
There is zero OW/OM drama, just a lovely story of Aiden and Corrie finding their way as a couple. There are some moments where she feels too ordinary against his celebrity lifestyle, but he quickly puts a stop to that.
Overall, this was just a sweet, lovely story. And it was great to catch up with Hadley and Theo, too. I’m so glad the brothers patched up their relationship and made their own family. You don’t need to read Untrainable first, but there is backstory to the brothers that you will understand much better if you do. Plus, that book is pretty damn great on its own, so you should!
I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.
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