Sweet Thing - Review

Sweet Thing

by Renee Carlino (Goodreads Author)

Mia Kelly is a twenty-five-year-old walking Gap ad who thinks she has life figured out when her father’s sudden death uproots her from slow-paced Ann Arbor to New York City’s bustling East Village. There she discovers her father’s spirit for life and the legacy he left behind with the help of an old café, a few eccentric friends, and one charming musician.

Will Ryan is good-looking, poetic, spontaneous, and on the brink of fame when he meets Mia, his new landlord, muse, and personal heartbreaker.

A story of self-discovery and friendship, Sweet Thing shines light on the power of loving and letting go

Source: eARC for Honest Review
Genre:  Adult

My Review...

Let's start with the fact that Renee has a gift of beauty with her words.

Now let's jump right to Mia. Argh!!! For most of the book I was so frustrated with her.

I get her baggage. I really do but come on Will was awesome and why can't she see that. They were so drawn together yet she kept pushing them apart.

Will was loving, talented, super sweet and patient.

For Mia she was so stuck with her idealisms that she couldn't see the reality that was right in front of her.

Thank goodness Will saw the potential.

It took Mia a long time to find herself, but the journey was worth it.

Within Mia's journey she found love and family where she least expected it.  Soulmates and destiny are a powerful thing.

4.5 Emotionally Charged Thumbs Up! ( I wanted to give it a 5 but Mia. Argh! I was so frustrated with her for so long that I had to give only 4.5 sorry but if was only rated on Will than it would be a 5+ because he was so special, loving, awesome and so bloody patient. )  Thank you Renee for the opportunity to read such an awesome book.
. 5

Lauren