Review: A Sweet & Sizzling Hot Read...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2013
When the opportunity arose for me read this story for a blog tour, I decided to take a chance on it. I'm glad I did. I found myself really liking this piece of contemporary romance and would recommend it to other fans of the genre.For me, it was a page-turner from start to finish. It was a smooth read, not too many hiccups along the way that would have diverted my attention away from the story. Sometimes a story can have problems due to the writing style, pacing, plot issues and general execution of the storyline. I did not find these things.The story deals with Kay who has to return home due to the death of her beloved grandmother and unfortunately stumbles upon her boyfriend with another woman-the cheating bastard. She was better off without him anyway. But having to deal with the double loss of two important people in her life is just too much and so she takes a much-needed break.She retreats to her newly-inherited beach house where she has always found comfort-and to where the crush of her teen years still resides. The very appealing James. Le sigh.James never thought of Kay in the way that she thought of him when they were younger but seeing Kay as the adult she is now... Well, he can't deny that he's very much attracted to the woman that she's become. And so they can't help but fall for each other. Something that they never saw coming but couldn't be more than happy with.But as things progress and Kay starts to feel comfortable, something happens that has her questioning what's more important in her life. Achieving her dream of being a great photographer or being with the love of her life?Hard decision indeed. How does a person make a choice? What qualifies as "important"? Or "the right thing"?In the end I feel like things worked themselves out as they should have.A warm and comforting and sizzling story of love, loss and finding yourself amongst it all.3.5 Stars.*A Review copy was provided by the author in exchange of an honest review.