Review: Short & Sweet
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 12, 2013
Ms. Brown, you've done it again! This was a wonderful story about love overcoming the obstacles that are encountered in relationships. Divorcee` Jan Davis, meets a single, young, man Mac Sinclair, as she performs her role of personal chef. From the onset he pursues Jan informing her of his attraction to her; however, she is hesitant to become involved because there is a significant age difference...she's older than him. He uses his charm to woo her and she succumbs, but not without reservations. As with any real life love story, there are those in life who play on the insecurities in others. Jan must determine if she will continue in the relationship, allowing it to blossom into the beautiful flower Mac is attempting to nurture it into. Or, if she will listen to those around them who doubts the potential of their relationship developing into something more.As she strives to deal with her insecurities, and provide assurance to her family, Mac must make a stand for their love within his own family. He also finds he must continue to fight to prove to Jan, their love is worth making that stand for, through the good and the bad.Chicki Brown's novella is complete with romance, an element of spice and drama, and fans the flames of your heart. It is short and sweet, which is my only complaint. I wanted more of the book, because it drew me in from page one, I read the book in a couple of hours, and was sorely disappointed that it had to come to an end. Ms. Brown's talent is wonderful, and she does not disappoint her loyal readers, as once again she gives us a story that tantalizes.I recommend this book to anyone looking for a love story, that encompasses the reality of relationship challenges, yet still providing hope. Well done Ms. Brown.