Review: Something about this just really works.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 12, 2014
Despite some editing and continuity glitches, there is something about this book that just works. I'll chalk it up to writing style and the well-paced plot. Main characters are both likable. They are well fleshed-out and not all perfection which makes them seem very human and empathetic. While touching on weighty matters such as war and death of a parent, the book shines in its more lighthearted moments between the heroine and her best friend and the heroine and hero. Hero Drake is a flawed man and he knows it, yet the resolution is believable and satisfying. The grammar/punctuation issues were a little distracting at first but they are few and far between. My biggest problem was with a wounded war vet who at first lost a leg but then they mention that he lost an arm. Just when I thought that he possibly lost a leg and an arm he was offered a job as a groom ... so probably not. Loved it anyway and I recommend this and will continue with the next in the series "Never Courted, Suddenly Wed".