Review: A Taste of True Love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
Truly enjoyable.  These authors have taught me to appreciate novellas.  Clean romance with just just a glimpse of the relationship.  Enough to see how the characters overcame obstacles that were keeping them apart. A peek into their emotions.  A taste of true love.I was drawn to this book so that I could read Heather Moore's "Picture Perfect." For me this was the 5th of her Aliso Creek Novellas.  They can be read in any order though.  I was so excited to read Gemma's story.  I think her story is my favorite!  She and Drew had been best friends for so many years.  They had each been through many relationships.  I loved watching them take tentative steps toward a more romantic relationship between each other.The other authors in this book did not disappoint either.  A spring vacation is the perfect setting to tell a short story.  In "Moonlight Kiss" Josi S. Kilpack tells a touching story about a young mom who rarely takes time for herself, but made the exception for the company retreat.  She learns about herself as she explores new relationships.Each story in this collections made me smile.  I like to read one each evening before I turn in for the night.  A sweet little something to help me fall asleep with a sigh.