Review: Great character driven romance novel
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 25, 2014
I read Joyce Jordan’s Seduction from the Strong Young Women series and really enjoyed Joyce’s writing style.  I decided to begin this next series of hers as well.  Fiona and Bradley is Book 2 in the Age Ain’t Nothing But a Number series.  For those who haven’t read the first book, the second book provides enough back story to understand the story quickly.  The dialogue in this book is excellent and it really illustrates the relationships between the characters.  Bradley, Brian and Fiona are highly relatable characters with intricate and complicated relationships with each other and the other characters in the story.  The motives of each of the characters is nail biting to say the least and each has the potential to ruin the other.  This is a romance novel, as are Jordan’s other works, however, the romance in this book seem very realistic and organic rather than sex scenes for the purpose of sex scenes.  There is an unusual love triangle between the brothers, Bradley and Bryan Taylor and Fiona based partly on misunderstandings and partly on their genuine love for each other—Brad and Bryan as brothers; each of the men’s respect and affection for Fiona.  This is definitely a book where the characters drive the plot.  It is a great book and I would highly recommend the entire series to anyone looking for a great and quick read.