Review: A Rare 5-Star Read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 27, 2013
There are not many books that, IMHO, deserve 5 stars. Especially in romance.Don't get me wrong. I not only read almost 95% romance but I also write romance novels.  Even had one published, but that's another story.JR Ward, Sylvia Day, Lori Foster, Maya Banks, Rina Naiman,  Kathryn Shay, Margaret Mitchell.  FIVE-Star writers.  Now add Julia Kent.Her writing was more than flawless, it was so well done, so pithy, so tight, it felt absent.  I wasn't merely reading about Matt/Mike and Lydia, I was "hearing" their story; I could almost say I was hearing their thoughts seamlessly flow into my brain, followed by my own personal narrator.It was something to be savored and recaptured again and again.  The plot doesn't have to be new, the pacing can stumble occasionally, but when the writing is so good, who cares?Ms. Kent is now on my TBR list, continuing on with book two in this series, Suspiciously Obedient.