Review: True Love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2013
True love is complicated, messy, and sometimes heart wrenching.  This book displays all of those elements.  I like characters that are multifaceted and this book has them in buckets.Director, Ryker Valentine is pressured by his producer to turn his movie into more than just another action flick.  Ryker seeks out Daisy "Alix Z" to turn the sex scenes in his movie into love scenes.  At first, he is resentful, because he believes that love isn't real.  Daisy believes in love, but she doesn't jump at the chance to work with Ryker.Daisy, also known as famed director Alix Z, made a few racy movies that made her famous.  She shied away from the fame to focus on her true love, photography.  She has been sinking every penny into a photography book of people making love.  Unfortunately for her, she has run out of funds and Ryker's offer will give her the capital she needs to complete her book.Daisy agreed to give up a month of her time to help Ryker with his movie.  Right away they butt heads because Ryker absolutely refuses to admit that love exists.  Gradually, Ryker begins to view things from her point of view, as far as the movie is concerned, but he still has no use for love.As you dwell deeper into the story you find that both Ryker and Daisy are protecting themselves from painful childhoods.  As a result, Ryker refuses to acknowledge that love exists, and Daisy won't settle for another man without love.This is a good solid story that I would recommend to everyone.  I've already added to my list of favorites.