I received an opportunity to obtain a free KINDLE [mobi.file] download of this book for having subscribed to this author’s newsletter and I chose to do so. The following is my honest opinion.

What would do if a guy you had a secret crush on in your freshman year college, a guy who was a star football playing wide receiver for a rival college suddenly shows up to live in an apartment in a brownstone in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn. A brownstone owned by your father where you lived as well.

Well this is what happened to Callie three years ago while Callie went to Texas A&M and Noah went to the University of Texas Longhorns. One day he happened to walk by her as she sat on the steps of the brownstone, they had a brief conversation, and part. This brought her total infatuation towards him, as she named her Chihuahua after him [nicknaming Nip] and started a fantasy blog about her relationship with him.

Now three later Callie fantasy blog is still continuing. Noah is now a NFL bad boy who has stopped getting involved with all women, because as far as he’s concerned they’re only interested in his money and just wanting to be next to him for all to see. Both of these items are secrets they would prefer to keep from each other. Fate steps in, in the form of a blizzard and they’re imprisoned in the brownstone, forced to keep each other company. Fate however needs help, help which comes in the form of her dog they’re closer together.

It’s Valentine’s Day. Will Noah finally find someone who’s interested in him only as a person? Will Callie find her HEA with a crush she’s secretly desired for years? I’m not telling, the answers are in the book.

Ms. Michelle’s book has been written in the first person, with chapter headings alternating between Callie and Noah. While I would usually object to the repetitious use of the pronouns: I, she, and he to begin a paragraph and throughout the narrative; somehow the use here adds to the charm of the book by making it more genuine. At the same time I can’t forget/negate their presence which is why I’m giving this book 4 STARS. ( )