Review: A Slow Burn Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2014
This introduction to Beauville is a riveting and erotic novella. After being fired, Annabelle Macon returns home to Beauville to reassess her life and decide where she’s going next. Sheriff Jackson Storm is happy being a player until his woman makes herself known. Will Anna and Jackson’s fire burn for only one night or can he convince her that the best burn is a slow burn?This fast paced novella stimulates the senses with red hot passion and romance.  The author makes the reader feel like they are in Beauville by bringing the town and culture to life with well written scenes and details that capture the imagination.  The characters are strong, compelling, easily related to and grab the reader’s attention from the very beginning.The attraction between Jackson and Anna is red hot and the sex scenes are scorches the reader with vibrant and fiery intensity.  The story appeals to the reader as Anna reveals her childhood crush is now the parish player and the reader can’t help but get caught up in the take charge Jackson deciding who his woman is.The short story is enjoyable and entertaining with lots of passion to keep the readers interest and of course there is more to the story coming soon. I like where the author chose to end this part of the story, but it sure is a tease.