Review: So Tweet!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2014
I don't usually read books set in the 1920's.  That era, with it's speakeasies and flappers, is not one that I generally like to read.  Nevertheless, I decided to give this little short story a try.  I'm really glad I did, because I found it to be truly enjoyable.  It's very nicely written, and considering how short the book is, the author did a very good job with the development of her characters.  Erin is sweet, responsible, hardworking, and loyal.  Seth is easygoing, successful, charming, fair, and kind.  The two together make a very cute couple.  The romance between the two is very touching and sweet.Erin, a shop clerk, and her wealthy, socialite best friend Abby, and another friend, are all arrested during a raid of a speakeasy.  Erin meets Seth when he comes to bail his sister and her friends out of jail--yet again!  Seth is immediately drawn to Erin, and she thinks the successful attorney is very handsome.  When Erin loses her job as a result of the arrest, Seth ends up offering her a job as nanny to his young son, Ben.  From there the story quickly progresses to the HEA.I loved the interactions between Erin and Seth.  From the very first, Seth feels protective towards Erin and feels the need to right everything that is wrong in her life.  The sexual attraction between the two is palpable.  Seth, especially, has it really bad for Erin, even experiencing erotic dreams about the quiet beauty.I thought this novella was a delightful read and would highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a sweet romance.  There is one love scene in the story, which although descriptive, is not, IMO, overly graphic and does not involve the use of any crude language.  Happy reading!