Review: Romance with a classic feel
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 22, 2014
After her 8 year marriage ends badly, Rayne decides to live a simpler life and devote as much time as she can to her passion for horseback riding and instructing. She no longer trusts men or her judgement when it comes to men, so she decides it is best to be alone. Trent is the new riding master at the stable where she rides and teaches, and is very interested in Rayne. Rayne is very attracted to Trent, but is also scared to trust him. Especially because she feels things with him she has never felt before.This book has a sort of classic romance novel feel to it. The plot is easy to figure out and there really aren't any surprises. The chemistry between Rayne and Trent is pretty great. I was frustrated with Rayne throughout a good portion of the book. Many of her arguments to herself and others for her reluctance to be with Trent were very repetitive and never seemed all that valid. I can't imagine anyone in real life devoting as much time, energy, and patience to trying to get someone to be with you as Trent did. I really enjoyed the horse-related aspects of the story, and the steam factor was high during the sexy parts, but overall I found the characters a little flat. I would recommend this to someone looking for a nice easy romance with a classic feel.