Not going to lie but Sheridan absolutely disgusted me at the beginning and it took some time for me to even connect with her character and the only reason I kept trying was because of Camilo. I loved Camilo from the very beginning even if he was cocky and the other side characters were hilarious and fun. Sheridan was a pretentious snooty jerk. She treated everyone as if they were crap on the bottom of her shoe and had no problem voicing this either. I started to hate her but then we finally get to see her walls slowly come down and I could almost like her. The other characters helped me through and kept things light when Sheridan kept belittling everyone. Slowly thorough the story though I actually came to l like her a little bit and it is all because Camilo showed her she could be herself and not some façade she has created for herself. Camilo was arrogant, a playboy, with a heart of gold and I loved him instantly but he also came with his own issues. When people say opposites attract this is the perfect case to prove it because these two are polar opposites on the outside but inside they both are identical. I did eventually finish this book loving Sheridan it just took me some time and for an author to get a reader to feel so emotional towards certain characters, to me speaks of very good writing. These two have the perfect angst and chemistry but will they change their ways or just let things go as a vacation fling and leave it all behind? ( )

This story is about Sheridan, Camilo, and a little hurricane named Rodrigo. It was an adventure in Mexico.

I didn't like Sheridan at the very beginning of the book. It's not that she's bad, she's just very guarded. I don't blame her very much for being so guarded, she's had to be tough. I think that she was very miserable, but thought that she was happy. Then Rodrigo, and things change.

CZ, Camilo, is the pilot of the private plane that takes Sheridan and a whole cast of other interesting characters to Mexico instead of Costa Rica. He is cocky, for sure, and Sheridan gets on his last nerve. And that's OK. He gets on her last nerve too. They are combustible.

I love all the cast of characters that are on the plane and I love how they are really an important part of the book and how they really helped Sheridan. ( )