Review: Better with every page
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 1, 2010
After divorcing her cheating husband, Rebecca finds a dream job in a new city.  Ready to start again, she is looking forward to the move.  That is, until Justin, her high school crush, asks her to dinner.  Can she have a relationship with Justin so soon after her divorce and when she has plans of moving in two weeks?Rebecca is immediately likeable.  She is your average woman who is finding her independence and sexuality.  Justin is a down-to-earth nice guy who obviously cares deeply for Rebecca.  Together, they help each other heal from the past, especially Rebecca's abusive ex-husband, and learn how to trust again.  Overall, their romance is sweet and steaming hot, leaving the reader to truly believe that they are better together than apart.Be warned, the beginning of the novella is a bit disjointed and the storytelling somewhat lacking.  Luckily, the author seems to hit her stride as Rebecca and Justin's relationship blossoms, keeping the reader interested and the pages turning.  I truly hope readers do not believe the first part of Pull the Trigger is representative of the last because they will miss a wonderful ending.Pull the Trigger is a sweet story with an erotic edge.  The story begins slowly, but continues to grow as Justin and Rebecca's relationship becomes hotter, heavier, and emotionally engaged.  Don't be discouraged by the weird beginning and give this new series an honest chance.BookingIt Grade:  B+