Review: Nowhere Arizona: Gateway to the Sun
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 12, 2013
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author in exchange for a fair and honest review. I rated it 4 out of 5 stars.Reviewed for TwoLips Reviews LLC4 kisses, 1 pepper M/F, oral sexRecovering from a terrible auto accident, Taylor Scott remembers nothing of his life.Taylor discovers he was not a well liked man that he's a ruthless business man, and when he visits his apartment, he sees that it's furnished with a lot of fancy possessions. Taylor tries very hard to change everyone's perception of him. Kami has been charged with caring for Taylor and doesn't mind as she knows this is her destiny.Maddy still doesn't understand why Devon disappears, and she gets very angry with him. She's determined to leave Nowhere, AZ behind and go back to her life in the business world. Rick finally opens the box that Maddy gave him when her mother, Phoebe died. He's very surprised to see what it contains.I was very anxious to read the next book in the Nowhere, Arizona series, and Gateway to the Sun by Leanore Elliott did not disappoint. I wanted to find out who Taylor Scott was and how he knew Devon.  Ms. Elliott tells Taylor's story with a lot of flair and passion and a little mystery. I liked Taylor more after his accident because he seemed more like a good person than the one he was before. His character was able to bring out a lot of emotions in me and I wanted Taylor to finally be happy with his life.Kami was very likable and quickly accepted what was to be her destiny. Ms. Elliott's ability to weave a fantastic story still has me in awe. Gateway to the Sun is not just one story, but three stories combined and intertwined with each other that is a great read full of surprises, with sizzling hot sex scenes that left me breathless. All the characters are well developed and full of dimension.This book contains a lot of imagination and native mythology making it a pleasure to read. I did however, think in a few places that the flow of the story was a little choppy and out of character for Ms. Elliott's writing. I look forward to reading more books by this author.