Review: Short, sweet, and well written
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2013
I read this book on a lazy Sunday morning before beginning my routine for the day. I thought I would just read a chapter to get a feel for the book. Little did I know that it would suck me in and have me enthralled before I could realize what just happened.The characters are believable. The setting is familiar. The story is engaging. The only real complaint I have about this book is that it is too short. I knew it was a short one when I started it. I didn't expect to be left feeling as if I was bidding goodbye to a dear friend at the end of the book. I will be seeking out more books by this author.If this is a good example of her work, I have found a new favorite author to join the ranks, of Nora Robers (as both herself and JD Robb), Sherilyn Kenyon, and Sandra Brown. If any of these authors appeal to you, you will find a familiar feel to this writing. I find a remarkable similarity to Iris Johansen while she was still writing for Loveswept. I am hoping with a longer sample of her writing, I will come to enjoy her half as much as Ms. Johansen has delighted me since I was in high school. In summation, this is a great story that gave me a much needed respite from reality and allowed me to immerse myself (albeit all too briefly) in a delightfully sweet story. Looking forward to more.