Review: Fantastic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 4, 2013
Okay so I have to admit  this... this is the first Sawyer Bennett book I've ever read. Unbelievable right? I have no idea how this series slipped past my "great series/ read now " radar but it did and I think that is just crazy because I tell you this book is FANTASTIC!There were just so many elements that I enjoyed about this story. First was the Ireland setting. Just reading the snippets about the country  and the unique phrases and wording  used in the book was interesting to me. I thought it sounded legitimate. At one point I was thinking maybe the author is from Ireland... not even close.  That alone impressed me. Can't imagine how much research was put into this story.I appreciated  how family oriented it was too and knowing that this is book 4 in the series  I'm excited to read into the first three books and see if the dynamics were just as wonderful as this one.  I loved how her cousins and brother defended Renner and how they showed their protective side yet somehow doing it in such a playful manner.I absolutely loved Cillian. He had it all! He was enigmatic maybe a touch arrogant but he possessed all the right traits to back it up. I loved how dedicated he was to his music and to his band. He was also caring almost to the point where it destroys him. Even if he was a  known player, for the right person he definitely did prove that he possessed a  romantic side.What I loved about this book was how it brought out so many emotions in me - it made me laugh and  shed a tear, it gave me the warm fuzzies but also made me feel frustrated and aggravated too. The tension was perfect. The passion between the two main characters was exceptional. The plot was well delivered. As part of a series I never felt shortchanged. Oh no there isn't a cliffhanger at all. Say Yay!I honestly was uncertain signing up for this tour since I haven't read the first 3 books of this series. But I am sure glad that I did otherwise I might have missed out on this great series. Was I lost and confused? Nope - not at all. I was told that these books can be read as a stand alone and I tell you after reading this one...there is no waaaay I'm going to pass up on the others. Sawyer Bennett sure did gain a new fan. Loved it! Don't hesitate to one click this one.liezelsbookblog.net