Review: Saint's the biggest Sinner and I love it.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2014
**I was given a copy of this novella by the author for an honest review**So I just finished reading this about 5 minutes ago.  I'm a fast reader and this was a novella, so it probably seems like I have super reading powers-not true.  This book gave me goosebumps on more than one occasion.  There isn't much I can say without giving it away, so let me put it this way.Marine meets medic. Marine needs medic to heal his bruised heart.  Marine saves medic and now she just HAS to save his heart.  I literally needed her to save his heart.This was an incredibly sweet read and my hat's off to the author for her ability to describe war.  I've never experienced it myself, and it's from my understanding that she was in the service-and she definitely uses her own experiences with the military in the book.  I admire that.  I applaud that.  Her details really put me in the scene and I could see what the characters saw thanks to her vivid description.The steaminess of this book was pleasant, as were the interactions of Nick with his family, Doc, and the passengers aboard his flight.  THAT part...that part was my favorite.  I think everyone will appreciate the flight scene.I also really have a massive amount of respect for this author for the opening pages of her novella...but this is about the story, isn't it?It's a great, quick read and I found myself rooting for 'Saint' to find his happy ending.  This is truly one of the first military themed romances I've ever read, and I think the author did an outstanding job.  Get this novella if you want a sweet, quick, sexy read.