Review: Review for Reckless. This is a book you don't want to miss.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2014
After reading the blurb and excerpt for Reckless, I couldn't wait to delve into this book. The author did supply an ARR copy for an honest review, and I'm thrilled I got an early copy.This book is my favorite read this year, and right up there alongside Ms. Gage's historical/time travel. I was hooked from the first page by both the storyline and the author's fantastic writer's voice.Derek has anger issues, and Cami has amnesia, but when two people such as these are destined to meet, the impossible happens and magic begins. Talk about amazing chemistry, and all with an imaginary dream girl who isn't really imaginary.I loved how believable the characters were. Cami has a fear of highways from an accident in her earlier years. Derek is just an everyday construction worker, and when racing to pick up his daughter, lashes out in anger, and causes an accident on the freeway. He flees the scene and his conscience plagues him. He suffers nightmares, but comfort comes with nightly visits from a mysterious woman who builds a bond with him. Cami becomes his Dream Girl, and as the story unfolds, it's discovered she's the woman he cut off on the freeway, and she's now fighting for her life.I was completely engaged from the beginning to the end, and the happily ever after ending totally fulfills. This is an amazing contemporary romance for the adult, with a magical twist where two destinies are linked.Here are two of my favourite lines:On the one hand, being dead sucked. On the other hand, if she got to drool over buns like that as part of her afterlife, she supposed she could make peace with it.His eyelids went to half-mast. "Do you have any idea how long it's been since I've had one of these dreams?"I can't wait to see what Ms. Gage delivers next. A fabulous five stars for Reckless.