Review: Short, sweet, and a hot Jack Frost
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2013
This was a short story, so this will probably be a short review. Who new that Jack Frost could be so hot? I expected to come across a story of a chilled Jack Frost that would have been cold both physically and emotionally, but that isn't what I got. And it made me smile. Jack Frost is a sweet heart, or yeah and he's a sexy tall man with crystal blue eyes. *Swoon. The story starts off in the middle of the story, so to speak. Jack and Kate have a past and she can no longer run from it. Surprisingly there was no sexual content described, but that doesn't mean there was a lack of heat.Good:Jack--not the typical Jack we're use toKate--A woman torn, but determined to find out where she belongsBad:I don't know Kate's background information slipped by me, but there wasn't a lot of info about her life before Jack and what happened with her family.Overall (Writing style, story line, and general):Overall this read was short and sweet. I never had to re-read something. I was never really confused about anything other than what happened in the last seven years with Kate and her family. There was heat, and pretty good story-line and new kind of Jack Frost. Wendy Sparrow sure knows how to make your winter warm with her quick romance.