Review: Drawn In
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
I started this book less than 24 hours ago.  And now I wish it weren't over.  I couldn't put it down for long, I was drawn in and fell in love with each character.  Julie, the somewhat eccentric art student with a fascination with bodies (instead of buildings or inanimate objects as her subject matter).  Leo--the heir to a "Wine throne" (and if you are in line to take over a winery, you should sit on a throne). Their meeting and subsequent relationship was hilarious and sweet and had a depth rarely seen.  I loved this book.It was very "G" rated, as another review mentioned.  And it really takes an amazing story (and story teller) to express the depth of love in a romantic relationship without using sex as a tool.  And I felt the depth of their love.  Leo's secret--an interesting addition to the story and his speech at the end left me with tears in my eyes.This is the second book I have read by Megan Squires and I feel like I could know her.  Sometimes you can really get a glimpse into an author's personality by their writing style.  Both of the books I have read have had quite philosophical undertones.  She doesn't make common statements instead seems to really study her subject matter.  She thinks deeply about life and love.  IF I had to guess, I would say that SHE or someone close to her is a chatterbox.  She always has a chatty character (at least in the two books I have read by her).  Sometimes the chattering can be a bit much but I find myself highlighting and re-reading often.I saw that her next book will be about Walker--which should be interesting, I wasn't sure I liked him at first but by the end, I really did.Another fabulous book from Megan Squires.