Review: Sweet and Heatwarming!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2012
You're Never Too Late isn't as cliché as I had thought upon first glance. While the description makes it sound like your run of the mill romance, it's anything but. Ross has done an incredible job at creating a story that stands uniquely on its own and surpasses those bound together by cliché. The story begins with the main character Christa about to get married, but like most brides she's having cold feet. While it isn't unusual for a woman to have last minute doubts and anxieties, it is a bit unusual to still be in love with another man. The man in question is Ethan Mallory, Christa's ex-boyfriend.Christa and Ethan had a wonderful relationship even if their upbringings and lifestyles were utterly different. Now, this wasn't over done like a lot of books do with the subject. It was stated and the story continued, unlike many other books. Their relationship was fine until Ethan decided he wanted out of the small town that had held him back his whole life. He left to make his way in the world, leaving Christa behind to mend a broken heart. Though it wasn't an easy task Christa thought she had accomplished, after all it had been years since Ethan had ran off.Then Christa's world gets turned upside down by Ethan's return to their small hometown just days before her wedding. Her heart flutters and he makes her feel alive, like her fiance, Berry, never has. To make things worse Ethan feels the same way. He may have went out into the world and became successful, but he found out it's lonely on top. His love for Christa never died, no matter how far apart they wore.The story continues on dealing with both the fiance and family problems. There's a lot to the story that I don't want to give away, because I hate to ruin books for other people. You're Never Too Late is a sweet and heart warming erotic romance. The sex is sensual, but raw. With every touch between Christa and Ethan the reader can see their love coming to life. This is a must read for anyone who enjoys a good romance story. It's books like this that remind us that love does still exists, but sometimes we have to fight for it and follow our hearts despite the world crumbling around us.