***4 ‘Dear lord, please, just do it already’ Stars*** Review for revised version Yup, that’s pretty much sums up this book for me, but despite the frustration created by Tate and Nathan’s lovely little dance, I needed to find out what would finally make them “just do it” as well as see how they worked everything else out that was swirling around them and in the end the frustration was well worth it. It was a sweet, smexy and fun, if a bit bumpy, ride that I couldn’t get enough of. I loved Tate and Nathan even when they were driving me batshit crazy. Tate has a lot on her shoulders: Her family’s, or her mother’s more specifically, expectations of what her life should be like, her career being in limbo, and getting her aunt’s house in order to sell. I have to say I admired Tate. She could have allowed all the chaos weigh her down, but she didn’t. She kept her head up and did what needed to be done. The funny thing about Tate though, was that she could be head ...