Review of Sweet Little Thing by Abbi Glines

I finished Sweet Little Thing by Abbi Glines this afternoon and I'm not so patiently waiting for the next book to hit amazon! My spoiler free review below

I have been hoping for this book to come out on Amazon since Abbi first started talking about it. I even considered getting an iPad just to read it lol! I would not have been disappointed if I had purchased a iPad to read it but it was worth the wait. 

Glines has a great way of writing these female leading characters who are so incredibly strong and they don't even know it. They face obstacles that would normally break people yet they still get up and smile daily. The love without too much fear and they aren't afraid to face the world. It's the type of girl I think most of us would like to be more similar to. 

Then Glines takes the leading male character and makes him a cocky playboy. The type of guy that you know you're supposed to stay away from but you know you won't but as the book moves along you realize that there is so much more to the cock playboy. In the beginning you hate him and you yell when the leading female starts to fall for him but then you start to fall too. 

The ending leaves you on the edge of your seat and you begging for the next book now!

I always get sucked into Glines books and that's what I love about her work. 

https://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Little-Thing-Abbi-Glines-ebook/dp/B07BFPQ7XX/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1522464006&sr=8-4&keywords=abbi+glines

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