Review: Very happy I found this author
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2013
I enjoyed this book from start to finish. Before I say anything else I will say that I I liked this book and I will read another book written by this author. Until the end of the book I was reading for hours because I enjoyed the book. I smiled and laughed a few times while reading. There was a point where I was upset because I thought the author was going to throw a big misunderstanding at the end of the book.Honestly, I was so upset I just stopped reading. Then I really wanted to know what happened so I started to read and was only able to read two more pages because it upset me how ridiculous the situation was.  I am so happy that I didn't stop because if I did I would have regretted it.Sometimes I think authors feel they need to add in the big misunderstanding between the hero and the heroine before they see the error of their ways and profess love for each other. Don't get me wrong, sometimes it works perfectly and other times it doesn't. In this case I didn't feel it was necessary, but it didn't drag out and worked out well. I would have been so upset if it did carry on because I was enjoying the book so much. Anyway, I am happy the author didn't drag out the misunderstanding and dealt with his immediately without a big disagreement.Both hero and heroine have to deal with personal issues from their past. Micah with the betrayal of his uncle who was like a father to him and Kate with the loss of her entire family and abuse by the people who killed them.I loved the connection between Micah and Kate from the beginning and the relationship they developed.  Micah is caring and understanding and not harsh like a majority of heroes. From the beginning he thinks about Kate's future and what is best for her, even though everything he has fought for might be lost. Kate becomes attached to Micah and has to fight her own demons, but Micah helps her though this and he the main reason why she is able to recover from the trauma she faced. Many times they had to overcome their trust issues. At times it was more a battle with themselves and learning to believe in each other to overcome whatever problems they faced.I've read this book and Blind Impluse and I think I will read almost anything Kathryne Loch writes.