Review: Love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2013
I loved it, "Love," that is, by Beth Boyd.  Karen, an artist, winds up travelling to Cornwall to puppy-sit her grandmother's lovely "Humphrey" while her grandmother is away in Australia for her health.  It's nice and warm in Australia in January, but cold and blustery in Cornwall, yet, before she realizes it, Karen has a lot to be warmed about, when she reunited with Adam, her childhood sitter.  Adam happens to live next door to her grandmother, having inherited his grandmother's house at her passing.  Adam also happens to be extremely good-looking, wealthy, neat, organized, and can cook.  To top it off, he's nice.  Perhaps not so much as a youngster, but he has grown up into a fine specimen of manhood that Karen soon lusts after.  Karen begins to take advantage of her grandmother's art studio to paint works to be included in her upcoming exhibit in London, and even though she has sworn off men, she continues to cross paths with Adam,  It is a lovely story of two people falling in love, with a just a bit of sexy scenes thrown in, to keep our libidos inflamed.  Easy reading and just plain fun,  you will enjoy it as much as I did.