Review: Sweet Seduction Sacrifice
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2013
So good.  An excellent, exciting read.  There were plot twists and turns that won't let you put your E-Reader down, or not for long anyway.  To think I almost didn't select this book because of the title, but boy am I glad I did!  This is definitely a novel that I will add to my collection and enjoy reading more than once.Genevieve Cain is an entrepenuer.  Sweet Seduction is the name of Genevieve's coffee shop.  Her ex-boyfriend, Brett Elliott, will stop at nothing to get her to take him back, as she has in the past, during their tumultuous 6 (7 technically) year relationship.  Now she's finally wised up and has had enough.  She's refused to remain in their dysfunctional relationship any longer or have any further association with him.  She's even taken out a restraining order against him because he won't stop harassing her.  Now Gen finds herself in need of an attorney to represent her because Brett has obtained counsel and is demanding half of all of her assets including Sweet Seduction due to their split.Genevieve goes to her appointment to meet with Finn Drake of the law firm of Anscombe, Drake and Kline.  Little does she know that the handsome, sexy guy in the elevator that has a bit of flirty banter with her is none other than Dominic Anscombe one of the firm's founding partners.  The firm agrees to take her case, pro bono in fact.  Although she is Finn's client and he is the attorney who is handling her case, Dominic Anscombe definitely becomes involved in every sense of the word and in more ways than one.The author keeps you very engaged in the storyline with humor, romance, suspense, and intrigue.  The storyline just kept escalating getting better and better.  There's gun-play as well as romance.  To say any more about the storyline would give too much of the plot away and numerous spoilers would need to be included.  The love scenes are sensual, hot and very explicit without being vulgar and/or BDSM-ish, like so many romance novels of late.I thoroughly, thoroughly, enjoyed this book. It's also a complete novel.  This writer doesn't leave you hanging abruptly at the end.  I would love it if Nicola Claire wrote another novel that focused on letting us know what happened with Dominic and Genevieve's siblings. There was definitely "something  there" between Dominic's kid sister and Gen's big brother.  I say go for it Nicola.  Please!