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Tutta Colpa Del Bikini (2000)

by Natalie Anderson(Favorite Author)

3.52 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: Sometimes I like to read books where the women are beautiful and clumsy and the men are gorgeous (but damaged) and this fit the bill exactly. :D It's a nice fun book and I like that it was set in New Zealand - it took me a while because the language was the same as UK-English but not quite England. Would recommend to while away an evening when you want to read but don't want to embark on a magnum opus. :p
review 2: Wow. I don't even know where to begin with this one. It was so unexpectedly wonderful. I would have liked to give it 5 stars, but some of the New Zealand colloquialisms had me stumped. Some words I'd never seen before and had to guess the meaning of, based on context. Some words were familiar but meant something completely different. Fortunately it d... moreidn't overshadow the story.Brad is the older brother of Mya's best friend. She accidentally sends him a picture of her in a bikini to see what Lauren thought. Brad hadn't seen her in years. He was a successful lawyer and all-around playboy. Mya was in law school and working two jobs just to pay her bills. Her goal was to eventually move her parents out of their low-income neighborhood. After the picture, Brad comes calling.We get to know these two people quite well. We learn what drives them and what brings them together. We see how painful it is to be them. They both suffered alot in their childhoods, for very different reasons. And they both eventually have to fight to find each other and stay together. The author has quite a talent for dialog. I just loved the way they interacted. And we come to realize their motivations and understand them in ways that I often don't with a fairly short book. And, best of all, we see them change and grow. Mya and Brad have their really wonderful sigh-worthy HEA. Great read. less

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