Review: dark and light and romantic
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2013
If you like your dark and broody heroes to have a pulse, you are in luck. Elley Arden created a memorable if initially menacing figure of the highly successful sports agent Jordon Kemmons. I didn't like him at first, but over the course of book, Arden made his hard exterior both it believable and sympathetic. Of course it helps that he is aided in his story journey by Dr. Maggie Collins, an innovative psychologist. Jordan needs Maggie to help his top client, Carlos, break through a slump. Maggie does more than that. A lot more. To say what happens spoils the story, but I loved the character journey for all the major characters. Arden did a terrific job giving life to her characters and making the romantic pull believable. Also, she's not afraid to tackle big real world issues, but does so in a way that doesn't rely on heavy handed tactics but rather is organic and integral to the story.I received an ARC of Save my Soul in exchange for an honest review and I'm glad I did.(