Review: Falling for Trouble- How do you tell your best friend that you're in love with them?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 10, 2013
"I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review".How do you tell your childhood friend that you're in love with them?  Sophia has been in love with Abe for what seems like forever but Abe has never shown any interest in Sophia other than as a close friend and sister.  Abe is known as "trouble" in the town and has quite a reputation with the ladies and drunken bar brawls.  But no matter how much trouble Abe gets into or what demons haunt his nights he is still always there for Sophia, and for her that is enough if it is the only kind of love she can get from him.Sophia is constantly there to bail Abe out of trouble, clean up his mess and make sure he gets home safe.  On the anniversary of his mothers birthday Abe drinks himself stupid and tries to cause a fight.  Sophia is there once again to defuse the situation and take Abe home to sober up.  However her curious touches to an inebriated Abe turn into a night of passion with some very substantial consequences.  The next morning when Abe is not surprised to see Sophia in his kitchen looking quit disheveled with no recollection of the night events Sophia flees in humiliation and hurt.With Sophia distancing herself from Abe he finally takes notice of her and decides to make himself worthy of her love, but is not quick enough to act. Sophia has decided to move on with her life and maybe find happiness with another.  Fate (it's a beautiful thing) steps in and Sophia now has to confide to Abe about their passionate night together and the child she now carries.  Now comes the hard part convincing him that it all happened.I loved this story.  It pulled me in from the first page and kept me turning till the end.  Author Jenika Snow has a natural talent for writing characters that make the reader feel what that characters are feeling.  Her characters are real; their problems are relatable and could easily be your own.  To be able to relate a character to your readers like she does is the true talent of a writer.  I can't wait to read more by Jenika Snow.