White Sand, Blue Sea by Anita Hughes
I've read plenty of novels set in exotic locations, characters who live the lush life and think nothing of it. Anita Hughes novels are all about that, and I've read three of her novels. I find myself rolling my eyes and being annoyed at the characters, the writing, and pretty much the whole story. Every. Single. Time. I picked White Sand, Blue Sea because I thought I'd give her another chance, and it looked like a fun read. I have a book group meeting in June that has the theme of "reading something that we consider a guilty pleasure". A fun, frolicky, summer novel was perfect, and I knew Anita Hughes would write about a lifestyle that is completely foreign to me. Fun stuff. Ugh. This took me way longer than it should have, and mostly because I was annoyed a lot of the time. A quick recap: Olivia Miller is almost 25; she's beautiful, in love, and her boyfriend will be proposing to her on her birthday. She's in St. Bart's, staying...