Review: Sweet and Sexy with a Salsa Beat
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 24, 2012
Summer, salsa and politics. That great combination starts off this story about Jake Kelly, who's running for mayor of Chicago, and Keila Diaz, a concert violinist who comes back to her home town hoping for a permanent job with the symphony. To augment her stipend from the part time job she lands, a friend gets Kelia a gig as a consultant to Jake's campaign, where she's working, to help him with a program for music for kids. The hook? Keila and Jake had connected the summer before on a sultry summer evening in a sexy, sensual dance. But he pretends not to remember and she goes along with it.The supporting cast of characters adds humor to the story; the tight bonds of family add depth and the accurate depiction of some of what it's like to run a political campaign add authenticity. Great read. Fun story. Hope this writer writes more. My iPad loves books like this!I purchased this for my iPad and have done this review without compensation or any other consideration from the author.