Review: High Probabilites
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2013
I liked the subtleties of Tia and Jordan's story. Occasionally the spoken and written word gets past censors, servers and firewalls, i.e., Jordan's cell number being posted in his online profile. The prankster behind this story admitted the whole thing coming off was based on high probabilities. The biggest ones being that Tia would actually select him and that Jordan would even consider it. That Tia went straight to his profile rather than reading the instructions and that Jordan was too dumbfounded to even fully read it humanized both characters and made their story believable. Love the way the author manipulated the race card here. I actually gasped out loud at Tia's use of it and was totally empathetic to Jordan's feelings about it. Incompatible sex had been the deal breaker in ending their previous relationships. This relationship had it all. They were intellectually, emotionally and physically MUTUALLY attracted to each other, and they genuinely liked each other. There are no time limits on falling in love. Problems are created when one lies to oneself about the mutuality of it. Jordan Hancock is now number one on my list of sexiest fictional heroes. Yay for me! The book was very entertaining. Oh, and very well done to the author.