Review: Seeing is Believing.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
Cherie Hewitt did a great job in terms of creating a hero and heroine one could like. Aubrey was smart, vulnerable, sweet, caring, & cautious. Ms. Hewitt did a great job in showcasing that fine line between strength and vulnerabilityMany times I read a novel where the author tells me something about the characters but; that isn't what is shown in the developing plot. In this case I believe that Aubrey had worked as a nurses aide. I believed she was a single mom, I believe she was alone in the world and I believe she had internal strength, that would allow her to survive a life with a man like Will Ryder.I believe a man like Will Ryder would be drawn to Aubrey, be drawn to her softness; as well as the hardness and would be as protective and possessive and caring as he was. As president of a motorcycle club Will has to be a leader and strong and invulnerable at all times. And he was, except with Bree he was allowed to be a partner and a father. He was allowed to have a safe harbor. He was allowed to create a home and that is what made this book a five star for me.Romance wasn't sacrificed for plot. Plot wasn't sacrificed for sex; and the characters weren't sacrificed for genre. I will definitely be reading Ms. Hewitt again.