Review: Even Steamier Than The Last
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2014
Right now in literature, I think the Braden brother have got to be my favorite men. Dane is the book boyfriend that I have been looking for to add to my list. He is everything you could want and more. He is the founder of the Brave Foundation, and is always somewhere studying and tagging sharks. He is a risk taker which makes him all the more appealing. With his life that he leads though he has never seen himself settling down, but when he met Lacy Snow at his cousin's wedding that all changed. Lacy and Dane have kept in touch ever since the wedding for fifteen months until they FINALLY get to meet up again at yet another wedding in the family for Treat on Cape Cod.I loved being on the journey as Dane and Lacy explore their relationship more and prove to themselves that they are meant to be something. There are the daunting times that makes it seem like the relationship would be impossible, but I was happy to see them move passed those. One of the bigger issues was that Lacy was afraid of sharks, and with Dane tagging them for a living, it was something that they needed to work through together. Will they be able to make everything work for them to ultimately be together?There is absolutely no lack of feelings between Dane and Lacy so you would think that this would be a no brainer from the start, but I really was truly happy that Melissa Foster made it so that there were onstacles to overcome. I like to read a good sap romance every once in a while where everything seems to fall in place perfectly, but that to me is not real life. I am glad that Melissa kept it real for the readers with Dance and Lacey's relationship and the troubles that they faced along the way. If you are shy about sex scenes, then cover your eyes, because Melissa has done it again in the steam department. Thanks so much for making us swoon once again in these novels, and I will be sad to see the series close after the next two books. Maybe more spinoffs in the future? Or perhaps I will just have to re-read!Disclosure: I was given a copy of this book through Beck Valley Book Tours in exchange for my open and honest opinion. All thoughts are my own.