Review: A realistic romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 11, 2013
A realistic romanceI love books that take me to different places. Places totally unlike my own. But I also love books when I can connect to a character. And connect I did.Emmalynne had been through the ringer, but came out better for it. She was a mom, she was "damaged", she was not a tiny, petite, thin perfect woman. She was real. And Grady wanted her just like that.The story of their romance was very true. I loved that Grady wanted her just as she was. I loved that, although she had low self esteem, she was still such a strong woman, a great mom and friend. I cheered her on and cried for her. I yelled at Grady when he needed it.My only issue- and it is a small one- is that the gay best friend is SO stereotypically gay. Ugh. I really hate that.Reviewed by Erin**Free copy provided for honest review**for more reviews visit WeLoveKink(dot)com