Review: Sweet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 1, 2014
Irene hasn't has the best childhood. At the age of 17 she was taken into foster care her named was changed and she never looked back. Fast forward 9 years, shes swamped with bills, has a couple jobs, her life isn't bad but it could be better. When she is offered a job as a personal assistant for a blind man she takes him up on his offer.Terrence has enough of his family and dropped all ties once his trust fund came him. He's a highly educated man working and had in a short amount of time become blind. Not wanting to take advantage of a researcher that works for him, he gets himself a personal assistant. She seems to be everything she needs and she is oddly familiar. Terrence once loved a girl and when she disappeared without a trace he couldn't help but compare every one to her. He just can't get her out of his mind. Could he really get over his past girl to really be with Irene?Now although I really loved this book I wished that there was more of a mystery when it came to their identities, I wished there was more conflict but that's okay this book was sweet all the way. I enjoyed the characters. I was really curious to seeing more of Irene's room mate friend, she was very fun and understanding. I loved that even if Terrence was loaded he wasn't a snob about it. This book was well written. The steamy scenes were great. I overall really enjoyed this book. 4 of 5 stars!