Review: Simple and sweet - true to it's genre
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2012
A simple and sweet romance novella, this book takes a damsel in distress and puts her into the midst of a federal investigation, with her as bait and fugitive.  The story moves quickly, as does the romance with the heroine and the hero, until circumstances and bad attitudes pull them apart.The characters arrived with a great deal of history that was only shared in a piecemeal way, with the real reasons for the heroine's tension not revealed until past the midpoint, when the story had reached a climactic point of action.  As this is a novella and only 54 pages long, that technique worked for this story - but there was still room for growth and development in the characters that would have helped to serve the story.  This is, ultimately, a romance, although it was brought to the last pages and a cliffhanger to discover if it was even possible.  It was a decent, quick little read that fits the genre perfectly, with a few shared kisses and embraces to keep it true to the time in which it is set.I received an eBook copy from author for purpose of honest review for Full Moon Bites tours. I was not compensated for this review, and all conclusions are my own responsibility.