Review: Sweet Hell
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 20, 2012
Oh how I laughed and laughed some more with this book! At a couple of points my eyes filled with tears from the strong bouts of hysterical laughter. Amazing humor, great detail, excellent characters and a fun story! This was my first time reading any work done by Rosanna Leo and WILL NOT be my last! It was a wonderfully written, funny, touching, sensual and romantic story that many will end up rereading. I would say any genre reader would find this story hard to put down because once it grabs you, it does not let go until the very end!Josie works in her family bakery for a few reasons. But mainly just because she's content to do what she's doing and to have the feeling of family around her. She has a dream that she plans to accomplish one day but needs to get back on track with her brother's in the bakery so she can have the funds to pursue it. One day an amazingly good looking Adonis walked in and Josie was immediately struck by his confidence and stunning good looks. But he's just not for her, nor her for him. She's not a model type and men like that tend to be the ones to crushe and pulverize a woman's heart, not just break it. But day after day he's returned to the bakery ordering a very specific coffee and has even saved her like the damsel in distress she was at the time. Could it be he cares for her?Dionysus is what he is and what he is is a god. The Greek God of Wine to be exact and one of the hottest I've ever read! He was journeying to visit his cousin one day and an unbelievably compelling scent drew him to enter a small bakery. Upon entering he surveys the place and spots a woman that he finds himself drawn to in a way no other has. He's a GOD! No woman should/could do the things this one is to his body, heart and soul. But (as we all know) fate works in some very mysterious ways and not even a god can mess with it :)Josie and Dionysus are now officially my favorite duo! They go through so much in a matter of months, each trying their hardest to deny the inevitable. I hope to see more of them some time in the very near future (*hint hint to author if you read this)