Review: Fun, easy and satisfying!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 17, 2013
Stock your kitchen and have lots of goodies on hand before starting Drawing the Line. Seriously. It's gonna make you hungry and you aren't going to want to waste a second running to the store once you start it. The basic gist is that diner owner Serenity walks in on a crime happening in her restaurant and that lands her in a safe house for a few weeks with the oh so freaking sexy Jason who is the cop tasked with keeping her safe. Perfect recipe for some sexy romance!I loved Serenity. She's an upfront put-it-all-out-on-the-table kinda heroine. She doesn't play games and never let Jason get away with anything less than the truth. She wasn't at all what Jason was expecting which made it so much fun. I liked him too. He's dedicated, loves his sister something fierce and will do anything in his power to protect others. He's just a good guy. And does sexy very very nicely.The relationship moves pretty quick but was actually realistic because these two knew each other through the diner before everything went down and they ended up in hiding together so the awareness was already there.The mystery/suspense was nicely done too. Just enough to keep you on edge but not too much that it overwhelmed the romance. There were some nice get your heart pumping faster moments too which I loved. It was all a really nice backdrop and set up for their romance to take flight.What I love about this series is that they're just light little novellas. You can read them in one or two sittings and they're fun, easy and satisfying. There's some sexy going on, some suspenseful elements and just good people interacting. And the food. The food is real good too.