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    Most Likely to Succeed

    By Kate Davies

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    Book one of the Girls Most Likely to

    Ten years after being voted Most Likely to Succeed, Kelsey Moore is still living in her hometown, still working in her family's flower shop, and too embarrassed to attend her high school reunion. Only the chance to reconnect with her study buddyand secret crushNathan Barrow tempts her to go.

    Nathan isn't sure why he came back for the reunion after spending the past decade working abroad. But when he runs into his former lab partner, Kelsey, he's sure glad he did. The chemistry between them is as potent as ever, and when she offers him a weekend of wild, no-strings-attached sex, Nathan knows he'd be a fool to say no.

    Nathan can't be tied to one place for long. But the more time they spend togetherin and out of bedthe more Kelsey wonders if their reunion could become something more permanent. That is, if Nathan is still interested when he finds out she's been less than honest with him about her life since graduation

    21,000 words
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarina Press
    Release dateMar 25, 2013
    ISBN9781426895234
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    Kate Davies

    Kate Davies is a novelist, screenwriter and author of children’s books. Her first novel, In at the Deep End, won the Polari Book Prize and was shortlisted for the Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize. She lives in East London with her wife and son.

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    • 3/5
      This was a cute, quick read from a new-to-me author. I loved the premise--the high school reunion--as I'm a fan of fanning those old flames. While this one wasn't exactly like that (heroine harbored a crush, hero saw her as just a friend), it still had that nostalgic feel that I love.

      While I really like the idea of these being a series of different couples on the same weekend (or so I assume...), I don't think the kinks of that quite got ironed out. There were pieces that were dangled in front of our faces, but we didn't have enough details on to get the whole picture. I understand the blanks will be filled in during the later novellas, but it still had me tilting my head a bit while reading.

      I enjoyed the hero, Nathan, and the side characters, Tess and Bree, but the MC in this one wasn't my favorite. She was a little woe-is-me for my taste.

      However, this was short, sweet, and the sex was hot, so if you're looking for a quick afternoon read, this might be perfect for you.
    • 2/5
      Class reunion time! And Kelsey would love to see Nathan as much as he would love to see her other than the fact she is embarrassed. Vote most likely to succeed of her class, when she had to stay home to help with the family business verses attend college, she feels embarrassed to tell Nathan she has never left town. I did not like this book. Super-hot Nathan came off as desperate and Kelsey as overly dramatic for what the situation really was. The chemistry between the two were just ok (even though it read over the top.) All in all, it was a super quick romance read. Was I able to finish the book? Yes. Was I interested in the outcome? Not really.I received this ebook in exchange for an honest review for NetGalley.