Review: Let it Rain
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2014
MAY CONTAIN SPOILERSThis book isn’t Susan’s usual dark and angst filled story. Oh no, this a love affair that will draw you in and keep you there waiting for Rain and Toby to reach their HEA.From the first spark that starts their journey together you see Rain fight his emotions finding it hard to show his feelings, he would rather show them. And oh my giddy heart does he do that, Susan really out did herself with the sex scenes in this book. They are off the scales, blood boiling, wet panties, fanning yourself, scorching hot scenes and I loved every minute of them.It was Toby who captured my heart, his background in the foster system and the bigots from his past and present really hit hard and his character really reaches out to you and pulls at your heart strings.But when he meets Rain he just melts for the guy, even though they do have hiccups along the way and I laughed so hard when he talks to Mr Cocky constantly. There are some light hearted moments Mr Cocky being one, but oh my the sheep incident, where Rain has a phobia of sheep. I found that scene hilarious and could actually see Rain in my mind’s eye running away.The secondary character’s play an important role in their story. Tammy and Lucas are great friends and have their backs and love to wind Rain and Toby up especially about their sexual exploits. I think I will look at the garden shed in a different way from now on. Then there is Simon who is Toby’s boss and has a soft spot for him. Then we have Tommy ‘boo’ he is Rain’s ex and causes a little angst and I for one was glad Susan didn’t make that more than it was. There is also a heart reaching bit near the end to do with Toby’s past and again I was glad Susan kept that simple.There are two things that I really loved about this book well three the third one being the sex. First I loved the way the community came together and helped each other out. And with that comes my second, pole dancing, loved loved the way Susan wrote this into the story. And Rain’s pole dance act was amazingly written, it felt like I was there in the crowd watching. I have to admit a part of me wanted Rain to come out and dance in a sheep’s outfit but that’s my humour.Susan has done it again with another well written book and that’s why she is one of my favourite Author’s. I can’t wait to see what she writes next.