Review: Enticing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 17, 2014
Well, let me start by saying that Ms. Schiller is an extremely fluid and captivating writer. I love her word play, the self-deprecation, and the humor, as well as the intensity of the abstinence build-up between Marley and Rick.Ms. Schuller has created a family that anyone would want to be a part of - loving, sarcastic, empathetic, caring... The mom and three sisters have baggage that is released through music. I'd love to have the audio compilation of the songs mentioned.Marley, the main character, is three-dimensional, flawed, with a debilitating event from her childhood that affects every relationship she has: with her family, friends and male companions. At the same time, she is incredibly endearing.The male lead, Rick, is too good to be true. Gorgeous, built, captivating, charming, charismatic... he has it all; so much do, that he comes from our dreams, not any reality I know, but it's all good. The writing is so wonderful that the reader can easily overlook the incredible perfection of this fix-it-up hunk.Finally, in case I haven't mentioned it, the writing style is fabulous. Yes, this is a light book, a humorous romance, but it is written with such integrity that you can't wait to devour it - kind of like German chocolate cake! (Inside-the-book reference) So, my suggestion would be to just get the book, read it, and enjoy life, love and happy endings!Thank you, Ms. Schuller! Can't wait to read every book you will ever write!