Review: so so good
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
This is a book about Leila Connors who has gone to a romance writers and had her favorite romance author Cheryl Bullard critique her work. The problem is there isn't much that she likes about Leila's writing. So Cheryl invites Leila to the Island of Eden to help her learn about her strengths and her weaknesses when it comes to her writing. During this process Cheryl claims to not only help Leila learn more about her writing technique but also how to search for her story in her everyday life. Leila learns more about herself not only as a writer but as a woman as well. This helps Leila learn what she is willing to give of herself as well as what she is looking for in a man. As Leila learns what she wants and is looking for in a man the hero of her story gets more depth and becomes more engaging to the readers. At this point the only person who is reading her story is Cheryl and this is important to Leila because her option matters when it comes to writing. There are times in the story that you are not sure if the heroin in this story is dreaming it all or if she is really experiencing what she is writing. This book is amazing and I would recommend it to anyone and everyone.