Review: Charming and sweet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 21, 2014
Very brief synopsis - Daniel is an artist who shows his work at the gallery where Eliza works. He has a reputation as a player, and Eliza has no desire to be one of many. Daniel wants to prove to Eliza she is the only one he wants.What worked - Clever repartee. There is a scene in Daniel's kitchen where he and Eliza are trading double entendre left and right. I was smirking through the whole scene. The smexy times are terrific. The heat level, compared to some of what is out there, is hawt but not scorching, but there is emotion behind every action. To me, that makes the sex so much better than tab A ftting into slot b. This little story is short, but Ms. Radley gives the reader enough background to let us feel like we know the characters.Technically, I didn't notice any glaring errors. If there were grammatical errors, they weren't significant enough to pull me out of the story.What didn't work as well - Nothing. While, personally, I would have liked to spend more time with Daniel and Eliza, the story was complete.Bottom line -  Art & Seducton is charming, beginning to end. Time well spent. I will be on the lookout for new titles from this author.**Disclosure - I received a copy of Art & Seduction in exchange for an HONEST review.(**Note - I have taken to warning authors in advance that my review will be HONEST, to give them a chance to reconsider. I take this reviewing thing very seriously, and refuse to be less than completely straightforward in any review I write. I should mention Ms. Radley had no hesitation at accepting my terms.)