Review: The Last Rule of Makeups by Nina Crespo

Synopsis

Cori Ross is thanking her lucky stars. Sure, her long-time boyfriend just dumped her, but that’s a good thing. In her rush to find Mr. Right, she realizes she almost settled for Mr. Just Okay. And that’s definitely not okay. So, tonight, she’s out with her friends at the Breakup Bash—a private party for women celebrating their break-ups—and she’s actually celebrating. Still, it was too close a call. So she makes a deal with herself—no guys for six months.

Unfortunately, just as she’s leaving the club, she runs into her old boyfriend, Grey Latham—the guy she’d always wanted to be Mr. Right. Great. What a time to swear off guys. Maybe she needs to change the deal—no relationships for six months. There’s no reason why she can’t have a fling, right? Because Grey still holds the title of the best sex she’s ever had.

There’s no way this could go wrong. Grey is on his way to international DJ fame—he’s only in town for a short time, and then he’ll be gone again. No harm in burning up the sheets while it lasts.

Too bad neither expected what happened next... 

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Review

To be honest, it wasn't as good as I had hoped it would be. I enjoyed the story and characters are great, but some scenes were just plain boring. The kind you see in every other contemporary romance novel. Hence the low rating. But I think this book will be perfect for those who like contemporary romance exactly for that reason.

Two people who weren't able to make a relationship work despite of being in love, now have another chance at it. Will they make it work this time or are they just not meant to be together?

I received a complimentary copy of this book via NetGalley.