Review: Delightful
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2013
Loved the story of Rose and Wulf.  I find I am a true fan of Ms. Kent's writing and this is the 2nd of 3 of her Desire novels that I've read.  The reviewers who complain of a plodding plot or of no plot confuse me, as I feel as if they must be thinking of another book.  Kent's writing would do with a better editor at times as there are times where then are grammatical errors, but nothing distracting from the tale and not so numerous to be a problem.A sub-character in the Desire series is Lady Smythe-Burke and I've come to perk up and eagerly anticipate her interjections in any scene.  I'd love Ms. Kent to write her story someday or find that it already exist.Back to the story.  If you like a some passion with your romance novels, Ms. Kent provides it very well.  You do not have her lovers on each other every chapter, but the sexual tension is described in vivid and actually more erotic than a '50 Shades of Grey' approach where the act of sex is described in detail.  She is a master of capturing how one can feel tremendous, all senses firing attraction to another and then as she works her way to the actually coupling she pulls back on the details in an artful and skilled manner.  I admire her handling of this as may be clear.I found moments of this book were laugh out funny, others that made the heart beat a bit faster and others that made the eyes go misty.  This is basically the story of two people learning to trust each other and to love completely.