Review: So so worth the effort
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 6, 2013
4 words. Read this, it's fabulous.Ok it is deserving of a few more as it was a perfect effortless read.  It is one of those books that leaves you completely satisfied and smiley, yet at the same time gutted you've finished it!  Whilst quite easily a standalone read, I would recommend reading the previous 3 'Worth' books.  Not only are they each fabulous in their own individual ways, but the characters from them are mentioned and a couple of them do feature as part of this story.We met Deni briefly in 'Worth the Fall'.  And did she surprise me! I was expecting quite a shy introverted lady. WRONG! She's sweet, caring, quietly confident when with the right person and yes she has a couple of issues she's dealing with, but they are totally realistic ones that any single one of us could suffer or encounter. Sawyer, well hello there.  Older, quiet, thoughtful, intelligent and reknowned for being a loner. Delve a bit deeper and you uncover one man than any lady would be lucky to have.  And he loves his dog. The man isn't perfect, but that makes him just that. I loved him. And I swooned. A lot. He's stolen Petey's title as my favourite man.It's sexy, passionate, funny and is full of moments that are touching and others that pull on the heartstrings.  I devoured it and I can't wait to see if Twain can live up to the high standard his brother has set.One last thing. The little phrases at the start of each chapter were as always wonderful and with meaning, but more so for me this time as I am a geeky engineer (probably why I could associate with Deni in her work environment).