Review: a style that perfectly suits to a contemporary romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2013
This is a short, sexy and surprisingly full novella, rich with characters that are well defined and voiced, with just enough dysfunction to make them interesting and unique.  Ruthie Knox has a style that perfectly suits to a contemporary romance, with a unique eye for creating characters who have richly defined points of view; their narrations are filled with their own angst and insecurities in a way that many can relate to.  When the tornado warning sounds, and Amber and Tony need to take shelter in the basement, their first conversation of more than a few words feels very natural, and quickly moves to have its funny moments.At the beginning it does feel as if this could be "good girl falls for bad boy" but the reality is that neither character truly fits the stereotype, and it is credit to the author that the characters were able to develop more fully and surpass  those early expectations.  With the addition of humor, past history and a few very steamy scenes this is a great starter for the Camelot series.I received an eBook copy through NetGalley for purpose of honest review for the Jeep Diva. I was not compensated for this review, and all conclusions are my own responsibility.