Review: INCORPOREAL = BODY BUILDING 101
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 24, 2011
By: Julia Rachel BarrettPublished By: J. R. BarrettPublished: Jul 17, 2011Kindle Edition: 278 KB, approx. 166 pagesSimultaneous Device Usage: UnlimitedSold by: Amazon Digital ServicesLanguage: EnglishE-Book provided by author in anticipation of a fair review.No remuneration was exchanged.I have had the privilege to witness the growth of a writer. With her three latest books Julia Barrett  has become much more than just another romance writer. This is a very original story where the hero is, well, the hero is dead. sort of.  Parts of his body are very much alive. Sara and Nathan are great together. I would like to see a little more sexual variety, but sex is not the main focus of the story--just a great side benefit. The dialogue is very sincere and true. The story is about love bearing all, and winning it all.The story has some edge of your seat thrills and some tissues-at-hand sad. When Julia originally pitched this story she was told you couldn't kill of the main love interest. As feisty as her heroines, this spurred Julia on to the task!To understand this story. You have to accept that the hero is dead but not dead. You also need to set aside your disbelief for Julia's world building. I would like to see both a little more character development and a little more emotional range and demonstration. I didn't feel the chills that Sara felt in the action scene. And a few questions continue, unanswered. I can't say which because of spoilers. Not  all the mysteries need to be solved, the world building is an example. But there are a couple of "Wait, what about..."I recommend this book; because it is very original, interesting and intense,