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Book Review: Sweet Little Bitch by Abbi Glines

This was my favorite book in the Sweet series. I really enjoyed the story of Marty and Fiona. Yes, there are grammatical errors but I'm not so picky that I will knock a good story line down for it. As a writer myself I know how difficult editing can be and I see no sense in bashing a book or giving it less stars for something that normally our brains fix anyways. The story line and characters were well developed and in my opinion that's what matters the most.

 Marty--is the twin that is actually a good guy. His high school sweetheart broke his heart and a year later his still pinning over her until he meets Fiona. 

 Fiona--is the bitchy model who grew up without any love therefore, she doesn't believe in it. She's her own worst enemy and is constantly questioning herself and Marty. Eventually, the questioning leads to the fall out.

 Now five years later Marty and Fiona are forced back together as their siblings get married. Will they be able to move forward together after clearing the air?

 https://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Little-Bitch-Abbi-Glines-ebook/dp/B07F2VZGTB/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1533828741&sr=8-1&keywords=sweet+little+bitch


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