Review: A Very Great Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 3, 2013
Tuesday Cane walks out on her life and her abusive man when she inherits her grandmother's house at Allister Lake. There she finds plenty of distractions to take her mind off her loss with her sexy neighbour and handyman Shepherd, former TV star Reed and her old flame Adrian. But, as time passes, she senses that something is not quite right with her new life. And no amount of steamy sexual encounters can hide her anxiety. Surrounded by so many interesting men and erotic enticements, Tuesday has no intention of committing to one man ever again. But the more she insists she's nobody's girl, the more she wants to be somebody's girl. Will she continue to be a restless spirit and run from love or will she be won over?Review:First, I have to say I liked this book.Now, I have to say this is a hard book for me to categorize...it is erotic romance with suspense added in.What I like and dislike about this is that the Lead character, Tuesday is  the Restless Spirit.  I like that she is free spirited, strong, comfortable with her sexuality.  What I do have a problem with is that even though Tuesday tells the men in her life that she does not want commitments I have a problem with her having sex with one then another.  This did not interfere with me enjoying the story as a whole and I would totally recommend the book.Tuesday has escaped from an abusive ex and moved into her Nan's home after she passes away.  As she settles into life in the small town she gets reacquainted with the handyman caretaker, Adrian that she knew from her youth.  She also meets Sheperd her neighbor and Reed former television star now farmer.  Tuesday's sexual encounters with all three men are extremely sexy and sensual.  But someone has been lurking around and the incidents escalate as Tuesday gets closer to one of the men, and yes, I am not going to tell you which one.I loved reading Tuesday's journey through sensual and emotional discovery and highly recommend this book.4 stars