I've literally just read this. I enjoyed the storyline and couldn't put it down I wanted I know which man she chose. I have downloaded the next two books in this series and have already started on book two.The story's about a girl whoa from l.a and moved to London to go to fashion school. She has suffered loss and had a bad upbringing, although she met her beat friend and boyfriend through that tough time. She moves away and in the end her American boyfriend breaks up with her. All of a sudden a close friend of hers is all over her and even though she finds him gorgeous she doesn't want to rush things. In the end her ex ends up moving to London and wants her back.I like the whole idea of the two lads fighting for her and wondering what she chooses. Even though you know what one you want her to choose.Can't wait to see what happens next. If you love really cheesy, erotic soap operas, with characters CONSTANTLY making poor decisions, then this book is for you. However, if you appreciate realistic characters who use common sense every now and then, this is not that book. Sienna is a beautiful young woman who relocates to England after turning 18 and coming into her inheritance. Mainly for a change of scenery and get away from an abusive foster family. Kyle is her childhood best friend who becomes her boyfriend who comes across as a manipulative jerk throughout most of the story. Blake is a mega wealthy (of course) orphan raised by his tycoon grandfather and is being groomed to take over his empire. At the tender age of 24. He's been patiently waiting for his chance to swoop in and win Sienna's heart. Only to break it several times. Blake's brooding character comes across MUCH older than 24, although a few immature, controlling (bordering on mental abuse) scenarios reels him back a few years. Plus, all the hurtful things he does doesn't seem to matter because "he's so hot." THAT in itself seems to be the free pass for being a jackass liar. I want to like Sienna, but she's the friend who makes stupid decision after stupid decision and causes herself to BE in most of the bad situations she's in. If you KNOW so and someone will be mad at something you're thinking of doing...DON'T DO IT! Of course, that doesn't make for good soap opera fodder does it? She's one of those characters you want to slap into thinking logically. Every now and then she attempts to try and do the rational thing and "what's best for her." But it's basically just a swinging door that she turns around and walks back through with her "Oh yeah? Well if you do that, I'M gonna do this...." attitude. And the games continue. Also, if you do plan to read this, be warned that the author likes to use words such as "alacrity" and "rapacious." Possibly to make up for the loss of brain cells sustained when reading this.
What do You think about Chasing Beautiful (2000)?
I like the story but looks like if i continue next book ill be disappointed to what im reading.
—DarvaisSh
I loved loved loved this book and the whole series!!!! a must read!!!!
—dot
