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Bringing Down Sam (2012)

by Leslie Kelly(Favorite Author)

3.58 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

LK Books

review 1: Any man tall enough to still be taller then a 5'10" model in heels is my kind of guy. Sam sounds like he would be the perfect for any one with a sweet tooth. His dad Jacob is a d**khead for so many reasons, but throwing her screwed up childhood back in Eve's face is just evil. For someone with a hideous past himself he should be cautious. I'm glad Sam isn't as easy to read as everyone thinks. And glad Eve is a knockout with a brain who isn't interested in what everyone thinks of her based on her looks.
review 2: i thought this book was okay. it wasn't the best book I've ever read but it was alright. there wasn't any heartbreak and i was really expecting it. at first i had my doubts about this book because even though i read books like this before, the blurb did... moren't really draw me in. but after a few weeks of thinking about it, i finally decided to read because normally i end up liked the book to some degree anyways. i wasn't highly disappointed, i just hoped there was an argument somewhere in the book because there were loads of opportunity. I'm happy that Sam and his dad finally sorted there problems and became close again. The Robbie storyline was really obvious. as soon as Robbie turned up at Sam house to talk to Eve and then told her to tell same about the article i knew it was him. i even knew his reasons why and that he was going to be watching Eve from outside Sam' house, all before Sam and Eve figured it out.i hoped the Robbie storyline would be ore explosive. because nothing bad really happened. there wasn't even an argument.i don't think i would recommend this book because my friends are very picky in there book choices. I'm the Guinea pig that reads the books so they don't have to read it if its bad. (its saves me getting an earful from them!) less

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