Review: Romancing of the opposites
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 20, 2012
Sandra Ross's books has the most beguiling of titles and this is no exception. The title of the book exudes a  combination of naivety and aggressiveness all thrown into a steamy cauldron of exotic eroticism. The storyline revolves around the concept of two extremes; a strong, extroverted character and on the opposite corner the antithesis of a shy, demure, new to the city character and the possibilities and sustenance of a symbiotic relationship.Yin and Yang. Except in this case, it is shrouded in an erotic romance that keeps the reader's interest in wanting to read more of the antics in such a relationship. The story revolves around Dalton Sands and Ms.Rose Addison. Dalton, characterised as the jaded, spent Fortune 500 magnate who had given up all hope of meeting the woman of his life. That is until one day, Rose Addison, comes into his life while sipping his coffee. They meet and he decides not to let her go out of his life, albeit strange as she had just mentioned that she worked in such and such a department in the very building he worked. Desperate times calls for desperate measures. He invites her for dinner and she accepts. And the beginning of a relationship which brings happiness to both. Eliza Doolittle has met her man.Romance always enthrals especially between two entirely different characters. The journey to forming a relationship has always piqued readers. In this book, Ross has formed a relationship where one controls  and the other is comfortable in being guided.  An interesting casual story.