Review: Short and sweet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2013
Because of Harper Graham's daddy issues she never let any man into the those high walls that she built around her heart. She instead pours her heart into her  career and develops into this very successful,  strong-willed, opinionated and stubborn young woman. It's not that she's never been interested in men, she loves men plenty but has always been afraid to commit to anyone. No one ever came close until Ky Morgan.Ky and Harper have known each other for years. They have this long history that started from a friendship but develops into something more. He always wanted her but as always she just can't open her heart enough to let him in. He is convinced that she is the only one for him but getting her on the same page has been quite the challenge.I adored this book! I found an immediate connection to the characters in the story and was able to relate to Harper's issues. I thought the characters  were all exceptional. I loved how independent and spirited  Harper was. She always knew what she wanted in life and never hesitated to go for it.Ky too was amazing. He wasn't your typical musician. It seemed that despite the success and the fame he remained grounded and loyal to those closest to him. I loved that he was ready to give it all up for her and his family. He was ever so patient with Harper and would voluntarily  forgo the one and only thing that they thought was right between them just to prove a point. No matter how hard she tried - he never gave in to her demands. When he knew he was in the wrong he did everything to make things right again.The chemistry between the two was outstanding. I loved how such a strong-willed woman gave up all  the control to Ky in the bedroom ( or wherever they might be at that given time =). Because of their long history he knew what she needed and when she needed it. Even if he didn't benefit from these encounters as long as she got , he was just as satisfied. I thought their spontaneity was endearing. It made it so uniquely them.What I loved most was the couples' history. This isn't a story of insta-love but one that starts from a friendship and develops over time. It takes Harper years to admit her feelings but I thought those years were necessary to find themselves and discover how perfect they were for each other.I enjoyed this fast paced book. I thought it was very straight forward and direct  to the point . Even though it was shorter than most novels it didn't fail to deliver a remarkable romantic story.liezelsbookblog.net