Review: "In Too Deep"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2014
If you try to define this book you will come up short as it defies definition.  It tackles subjects that I have not seen tackled elsewhere, while dealing with the mainstream subjects as well.  Although it is short, it deals with these issues in a sensitive and in a way that leaves you thinking.  Your typical book in this genre would concentrate on man and woman falling in love but what happens when either or both have intimacy issues?  It starts with Lorraine attending a weekly meeting for those with issues around sex.  For Lorraine, she is a taker and is getting a reputation as being a tease.  For Rick, who happens to be her manager as well, it is the intimacy of kissing and going down on a woman that is the problem.Rick sets out to help Lorraine overcome her issues and, in turn, it helps him with his.  Both of them want to be able to have a long term relationship, Lorraine with Stephan, the guy she's had a crush on for years, and Rick with Molly, Stephan's mother.  For reasons unknown, Lorraine's life is being manipulated to suit them.  One thing is sure, who Lorraine should trust is not clear.  The end of the book reflects the misconceptions that people have about both Rick and Lorraine and this puts them both in a dangerous situation and the manipulation continues.With a cliff hanger that leaves you wanting more and a certain wow factor to it as Morgan Jane Mitchell pulls you into the story and does not let you go, this is a must read.