Review: Loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 7, 2014
I love when the leading male character is charming and perfect just as much as the next romance reader but it was very refreshing to find a book where his flaws are actually real.  The things Raith says often come out making him look like a jerk and he constantly has walls up but that was the fun in reading this story because there are a lot of men just like that.  And yet underneath all that gruff there were reasons why he acted that way.  My favorite thing about this book was when a major moment happened (I won't spoil it) Linda Kage described Raith's thoughts as "a slideshow playing in fast forward."  In seconds, Raith went through so many things and Linda captured all of that with her brilliant way of drawing you into the mind of her characters.  You feel as though you are experiencing the story with them.