Review: 4 Stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2013
Thirty something Lilla King has been living a stagnant married life.  She's married to Adam who does not acknowledge any of her efforts no matter how hard or how much she tries to bring the spark back into her marriage. She is only left frustrated, discouraged, and tired of his resentment.Twenty something Warren "Cash" Valentine is working for his father in their family owned grocery store. The economy has affected the store's financial status so Cash has been working for free. If he had his way, Cash would rather be doing what he loves the most, expressing himself through painting.Lilla meets Cash when she walks in Valentine's Grocery store. There's some flirting, definitely an attraction and the some entertaining banter going on.I so love love love Cash! He is self-assured, confident, charming, thoughtful and oh so sweet! He is mature for his age, but still knows how to have fun. Lilla is a selfless, strong willed, intelligent and passionate woman. I liked that she acted more her age, she was not whiny or without a backbone. Lilla and Cash were perfect for each other.What I like most about this book is that Lilla's predicament is so true to life. When someone can be in a relationship where they are just coexisting and eventually fallout of love. And the beauty of knowing, they can once again fall in, when the right person comes along.  And age.....it's just a number.Memorable quote: "I'm not trying to make you cry. I'm trying to make you see. You're like the colorful sky Lilla, this beautiful creation, forgotten. Hidden wonders unseen, by those who don't bother to look any longer. I look. I can see them."  -Cash *tear*