Review: I promise you'll fall in love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 17, 2014
Katy Regnery did a brilliant job with this book. She obviously took her time to figure out who exactly her main characters, Zach and Violet are, and it shows. From very early on in the story your absolutely captivated. What is their history? How did things go so wrong between them, and who and "where" are they now?I loved how, after finishing the book, I felt like I've known these two people for a very long time - which just proves my point about the depths of these characters, 'cause it's not a very long story.Every story has two sides, and so does this one. Is Violet right to mistrust Zach and should she just pack up and leave? Or should we side with Zach and give them a second chance? It's surprisingly easy to feel for both of them. It's no good-guy vs. bad-guy tale. Although, being a hopeless romantic, I just wanted Violet to throw herself into Zach's arms, but I'm glad she had her reservations. It made the tension, the longing so much greater.Playing for Love at Deep Haven is a lot "sexier" than Katy's previous books. Before I started reading, I was afraid the effort of making it "sexy" would be too obvious and it would take away from the actual story. It didn't. I actually hardly noticed just because those scenes "belonged" there. The passion and tension just radiates of the page.Every person with a romantic bone in his/her body should read this; I promise you'll fall in love.This review is a part of the Closed The Cover Book Tour - Check out M's Bookshelf for more - http://mssbookshelf.blogspot.be