Review: The best kindle romance I've read to date...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2013
After plowing through very many stories in the last few months, it was a joy to stumble on this one. It avoided some of the very over-used bad boy meets good girl stuff, and had characters who really interested me. The heroine was someone with integrity and personality, and the hero had good reasons to fall for her---not just her looks. Love really progressed instead of just appearing.The banter was witty and funny. Sexual tension was strong, without resorting to immorality or embarrassing behavior. Greyson was a very appealing guy with real vulnerability, who had major problems to overcome. He had many dimensions. Sophia was innocent but wise---not just inexperienced. Most author's lately seem to give their heroines a facade of innocence that shatters with the first temptation. Then, somehow they act like sluts.I liked how her values were presented. Not preachy. Just without apology. His words to her at the end were very well-said. Very romantic. Some of the best I've read.I also liked how Braxton was portrayed with dignity and depth.In short, this was a very well written, well thought out story...and a very lovely romance. It's the best one I've read so far. I'd even read it again, which is very rare for me. I commend this author and will look for more of her works if you're looking for another uplifting romance, try fight or flight by Jamie canosa.