Review: Sighworthy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2014
This book has caused me to fall even deeper in love? lust? with Inez Kelley.  For real.  This book was a Godsend.  A nasty virus invaded my house and of course it took me down.  I had a day of not being able to function at all, as in I couldn’t even read.  Yes, it was that bad.  The 2nd day I stayed in bed and read this freaking book.  It was so nice to have a book to completely fall into, a book that I could NOT put down.  When I finished it, all I wanted was the next book.  I’m ready for Webb and Molly’s story….like ASAP.  I don’t think I can survive until July.  FOR REAL.*Ahem*.  Sorry, I’ll gather myself.This book, well, Jonah and Zury made me sigh…a lot.  They had this very adversarial relationship due to being on opposite sides professionally speaking.  Zury, the conservationist and Jonah, the “slick” PR guy for the lumber company.  That prickly professional relationship translates to a very hot personal attraction.  PASSION.I love the setting of this series, the mountains of West Virginia.  I went to college in the mountains (not in WVA) and grew up with a great appreciation for the outdoors, timber etc thanks to my father.  So, it really works for me. :)Jonah comes off as a playboy, a love ‘em and leave ‘em guy.  He really only has sex with woman, no real relationships to speak of.  He doesn’t really believe in “love” and he had a childhood that shaped this belief.  But Good Lord..the man knows how to WOO.  Yes, Jonah, gives good Woo.  He woos with a freaking fluffy dandelion. Dude, you can do that to me anytime you want.  The man also has some heavy issues to deal with as far as his past and I really like that Ms. Kelley takes us on that “journey” with him.  And God bless Zury she was there for him in every way, she could be.I think I’m addicted to Ms. Kelley’s writing style.Have I said that I’m ready for Webb and Molly’s book yet?  Yes, I did.  *Stomps foot**I received a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.