Review: A stunner of a book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 16, 2014
My actual rating is 4 1/2 *Faith writes romance but not in a Mills and Boons way (nothing wrong with Mills and Boons) and although you may think you have worked out who is who and what is what a spanner is then thrown in to the works that makes you gasp out loud.Danielle is now single again, in her 30’s, the owner of a successful travel agency business. She has no family and few real friends due to her controlling ex boyfriend who leaves her suddenly. Throwing herself into her business she begins to get over her relationship.Christian and Dominic, two mid-30’s eligible bachelors, Christian a rich, successful yacht designer and Dominic the elder brother, leaves the Navy after 16 years to join his brother in his company.Set along the South coast of England, the scenery and atmosphere of the River Hamble and the valley and cottages in that part of the world make you want to move there.A whirlwind romance between Christian and Danielle takes them both aback at the pace and strength of their feelings towards each other. Dominic, the older and wiser brother is sceptical that women only want his brother for his money.The portrayal of intimacy amongst the couples is written with great care and understanding, demonstrating the close and loving details of a relationship without being crass or crude, some of the best sex scenes I’ve come across lately.Well done, Faith, another stunner of a book.