Review: A light contemporary romantic book to read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2013
4-1/2 stars...This is the first book I have read from this author and I will admit I really enjoyed the light on sizzle romance story.Not to offer much in spoilers, this book is about perceptions.  Maggie's bad experience starts a string of lies to protect herself.  Of course, the choice in what lie to use has more opportunity to destroy a good future from happening.  Believing in the lie can pose just as much damage to a potential future for another, and that is what Jason faced.  What this story really boils down to is not just trust, but honesty in communication.  Really, where would there be trust without honesty?The story was well written with only one typo that was found.  Light on what is considered sexual sizzle, but appreciated in light wording.  I have read a fair number of books where the language is very strong and not always well written as well as light words written making a book boring to read.  This book happened to have a good balance and left more for the imagination.  In fact, it left the book to be more of a feast to the reader's imagination than to something that spells out how well the story is to go.  Basically, it offers better character development growth.I am looking forward to the previous book of this series as well as the next book.  Yep, I read this series out of sequence, but did not feel all that lost doing so.  It appears that each book can stand alone and the focus is on the actual hero and heroine that is it about.So, if you are looking for a book that is a light contemporary romantic option... this is a good choice to make.  If you are looking for something with more steam, sizzle and drama....  you will not find it here.