Review: Sweet and Clean
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 23, 2014
**I received a copy in exchange for an honest review**I'm really enjoying these sweet romances. I thought it was funny that the opening scene showed Janet as a cat burglar trying to steal a cat. She isn't that type of person at all. She values honestly above all else and hates to be caught in a lie, but that's exactly where she finds herself when she is discovered by the one who "stole" her cat--Matt.Matt comes across as very smooth. He seems to have no problem living a lie, yet he's not as good of a liar as he thinks he is, because Janet can tell that something is up. He has his reasons and the reader discovers them along with Janet as the story progresses.I liked Janet. She is a pleaser--she goes along with Matt, even though she doesn't agree with his scam. She's very sensitive and passionate about things she cares about. She's very by-the-book, yet she has moments when she throws caution to the wind and jumps into things without thinking them through.I also liked Matt. He's a con man, yet he really does have his reasons for being one. He's very independent, yet he has a need to be loved deep inside of him and Janet seems to bring that out.This story is another example of how it's impossible to fairly judge someone by first impressions. Things aren't always what they seem to be and the whole story is often needed to paint the complete picture. I loved the way the story unfolded, especially the ending.Content: a small handful of mild swearing; no violence that I can think of; kissing, sometimes a little passionate, but clean. The couple is assumed to be married and they share a room, but don't sleep together. Clean.