SYNOPSIS:
'People say "You would do anything for love." but is it true?
I hear this saying all the time and I never get it. What would one do for love that they wouldn't do for fame, or money, or even attention?
And would you really do anything for love? Would you steal a car? Jump from a bridge? Murder? Let me tell you, I've never fallen in love, nor do I ever want to. A feeling so strong that you'd willing commit a crime? No thank you. I wouldn't want anyone to have that effect over me. Yet, here enters Rory Hunter, stirring feelings in me that I never knew existed; with his stupid laugh and his adorable cluelessness. He confuses me, he infuriates me, he excites me. I don't know what he's doing to me or what type of forbidden voodoo he's been fooling around with that makes me feel this way, but I have one simple question.
Once you fall in love, how can you fall out?
---
Karina Vegas is an anti-romantic who absolutely despises love. No, she was never 'heart-broken' or have some traumatic experience that changed her opinion, she simply didn't like nor want love.
It seemed like a waste of time.
*Enter cliche storyline here* Rory Hunter.
He's not rich, extremely sexy, or popular so what exactly attracts Karina to Rory? Maybe it was the fact that he was extremely straight forward. Maybe it was the way his head was always buried in a book. The way his nose scrunched up and his eyebrows furrowed when he was confused. Whatever it was, it caused that fluttery feeling Karina tried avoiding at all costs, but it seems like wherever Karina goes, Rory appears, followed by that trail of butterflies errupting in her stomach.
Soon enough Karina will find she's not onlybecoming friends with the mystery that is Rory, but falling passionately and irreversibly in love with him.
She isn't quite sure how to get rid of these feelings, but the real question is, does she want to?
© 2013 by book_master. All rights reserved.