Review: Sinders and Ash
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2012
Tara Lain has taken a classic fairytale and put a more modern twist on it.  Mark was kicked out at 16 and has led a tough life full of hard work.  Ash is a rich boy with no work experience.  They say opposites attract and that must be right, because boy is it a fierce attraction between these two.  Better than that though, is how Mark makes Ash want to be a better man, and Ash inspires Mark to fight for what he wants.All of Tara's books are great, I love the personal conflicts and watching the heroes step up and be better people and earn their happy ending.  Sinders and Ash was no different, however it was a little awkward in places.  I have zero problems with M/M romance, in fact I enjoy them immensely, but this had a Mrs. Doubtfire kind of awkwardness to it without all the funny.  Mark ends up having to dress up, literally, at times and while I totally get it, the circumstances just made it pretty awkward.What's cool in the book is that there's sort of a mini story within a story.  Ronnie is Ash's right hand "man" and she gets a surprise ending herself, as does Ash's leading bridal candidate, Bitsy.  Both conclusions leave you with a warm, fuzzy feeling and a grin.  The ending is satisfying and fun, but leaves you wanting at least a little more.**I recieved a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.**