Review: An entertaining read. HOT STUFF, but with a lesson to teach us
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 11, 2014
As in all the previous books which I have read, by this very talented writer, the hero is an amoral but engagingly vulnerable young man. The reader is brought into the helter-skelter love life of the, almost overly potent, Zach. The graphic descriptions, of his sexual encounters, bring the meaning of the word HOT to a whole higher level.But this book is much more than just a sex fest. The writer also explores the workings of the guilt ridden mind and this helps to make the character of his hero more real. Even love rats can have a conscience and Kawand Crawford understands that potent fact very well. A bad writer can spoil an exciting story, by peopling it with cardboard cut-out characters. Crawford shows us he is the opposite and the evidence is the very believability of the people who inhabit his book.There is, of course, one of this writer’s famous twists. You will have to read the story if you want to find out what it is. I didn't see it coming.I will finish this short review by recommending that you read this book as soon as you possibly can, then urge to writer to rush forward the rest of, what promises to be, a very good series.