Review: Well written, heart tugging, romance read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
Dylan is a go-getter, no-holds barred reporter who until this time, found little need for romance. Ariela is a cautious, never take her eye off the goal interior designer who has standards so high, few would qualify for a romantic encounter. All of this is true about the Dylan and Ariela, until they collide, sparking deep seated needs neither one knew could exist inside themselves. Ariela wants to run and hide, Dylan might be on her radar except for his career of choice. Dylan sees in Ariela everything he's missing in life, but can he give up what he has also come to love, his job and all the danger that comes along with it? It's romance and humor that sees the couple through. Dylan's Golden Retriever helps keep the relationship lively. It's not often love letters can be found in a modern story, but this does them right. Add in a few sexy love-filled bedroom scenes, and this book as it all.In Love and War is indeed a well crafted romance, but it's realistic plot and the anguish of war, as well as all that goes along with it, that brings the story to life. Dylan's struggle to remain alive in a hellish war condition and Ariela's need to find him, keeps the reader hoping to see their happily ever after. It takes growth on Ariela's part to see past the dangerous career choice, and Dylan's realization that though he wants to be in the thick of things, there are some things more important, and love is one of them. Ariela has to learn the love and respect Dylan in all his faucets. Dylan has to accept Ariela's need for security and honesty, even if she's willing to accept a career wracked with danger.This one will kept you reading past your bedtime. Five out of five fairy kisses for this reader.I received this book for an honest review.