Review: A Love Triangle With Twists, Turns, & Sexual Tension
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 11, 2013
After reading Christa Simpson's Twisted, the first book in the Twisted Trilogy, I wondered how she could possibly inject more relationship angst and sexual tension than she did in her debut novel. But when Abigail Jenkins unexpectedly meets Cameron Clarke, a widowed single father, a volatile love triangle develops between the couple and Abby's ex-boyfriend, Edwin Santora. Just to make things even more complicated, Abby still shares a house with Edwin at the same time that she's falling in love with Cameron.In Twist and Turn, Simpson continues her light, breezy, entertaining writing style. But in this sequel, she turns up the intensity on the drama and sexual tension. She continues to tease us with brief glimpses of the paranormal. The result is even more gripping and entertaining than Twisted. How is Abby going to navigate the dangerous waters of this love triangle? Who is she going to choose: Cameron or Edwin?Once again, Christa Simpson has managed to entertain her readers from the first line of Twist and Turn, making it nearly impossible to put the book down once we've started. The good news is that we finally find out how Abby resolves her romantic dilemma in A Twist of Fate, the final book of The Twisted Trilogy.